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Ather unveils Konarc electric scooter in Delhi with early price under new EV policy
✍️ Amar Ujala · Delhi
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 08:01 PM
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Ather has introduced its Konarc electric scooter in Delhi, offering an early‑bird price made possible by subsidies under the capital’s new electric‑vehicle policy, with details on range and delivery schedule released.
Ather announced the launch of its Konarc electric scooter in Delhi, positioning the model as a new addition to its growing EV two‑wheeler lineup. The rollout was presented as part of the company’s effort to expand affordable electric mobility options in the national capital.
The scooter is being offered at a special early‑bird price, a discount that Ather attributes to the subsidies introduced under Delhi’s recently unveiled electric‑vehicle policy. The policy aims to lower the upfront cost of EVs, making them more competitive with conventional motorcycles.
Ather also disclosed the vehicle’s claimed range per charge and outlined a delivery schedule for customers who place orders now. The company said the range is intended to meet the needs of typical daily commuters, and that deliveries will commence according to the timetable announced at the launch event.
Industry observers note that the launch aligns with Delhi’s broader push to increase electric two‑wheel adoption, leveraging policy incentives to accelerate market penetration.
The scooter is being offered at a special early‑bird price, a discount that Ather attributes to the subsidies introduced under Delhi’s recently unveiled electric‑vehicle policy. The policy aims to lower the upfront cost of EVs, making them more competitive with conventional motorcycles.
Ather also disclosed the vehicle’s claimed range per charge and outlined a delivery schedule for customers who place orders now. The company said the range is intended to meet the needs of typical daily commuters, and that deliveries will commence according to the timetable announced at the launch event.
Industry observers note that the launch aligns with Delhi’s broader push to increase electric two‑wheel adoption, leveraging policy incentives to accelerate market penetration.