Yamaha E01 electric scooter: The futuristic EV to be launched next year, will compete with Ola, TVS and Ather

Yamaha E01 electric scooter: Next year, or in 2023, more than one electric scooter will be introduced to the Indian market, along with products from other manufacturers like Honda and Suzuki. Yamaha could potentially introduce its first electric scooter, the Yamaha E01, in India as part of this attempt next year. Due to its design, functionality, and long battery life, Yamaha's first electric scooter will be maxi-styled and capable of challenging other manufacturers' electric scooters.

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Yamaha E01 Design and Features

Media reports claim that Yamaha's first electric scooter for the Indian market will appear and function just like its current petrol models. It will see many additional upgrades, such as full LED headlights and taillights, plush seats, and under-seat storage. Many unique features, including disc brakes, ABS, wide tyres, and a display with smartphone connectivity, will be added to the Yamaha E01 later.

Key Specifications

Yamaha making its mark in the electric scooter market

Let us remind you that Yamaha Motor Company CEO Yoshihiro Hidaka stated last year that the company would soon be introducing a new electric two-wheeler that would be sold in Asian nations. Mid-sized electric bikes will also be introduced along with this. By 2050, the corporation wants to have 90% of its lineup powered by electricity. Given the rise in the demand for it and sales of electric vehicles in recent years, it appears that Yamaha is gearing up to offer good choices to the public by concentrating on the electric vehicle market.

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