New 'Scooty Teenz' from TVS Motors

{image-TVS-Electric Scooty_14022008.jpg news.oneindia.in}Ahmedabad, February 14: TVS Motor Company yesterday announced the launch of its first electric scooter, Scooty Teenz Electric in Gujarat. The company thereby claim to offer teenagers an opportunity to be self-reliant and look at life from a whole new perspective.

The Scooty Teenz Electric has an edge over existing models as it packs in best-in-class comfort, ride quality, gradability, load carrying, fit and finish and is fitted with the maximum power pack in its category. The Scooty Teenz Electric generates an average range of 40 km, per nine hours of charge. This can increase by fifty percent if the rider opts for lower speeds by using a unique feature of this electric bike, the range selector.

The range selector allows the rider to select a preferred range, either high or low. It has an exceptional value with 800 watts of power driving this electric scooter to a maximum speed of 40 km ph. Added advantages include low running costs, no pollution, no noise and high durability.

The scooter is available in colours of red, black and lilac, which come with vibrant contemporary graphics. It is equipped with large utility spaces and promises a comfortable and effortless ride with ease of parking.

Prominent features of the Scooty Teenz Electric include a low charge indicator, puncture resistant tyres, a mobile charger and a range selector. The low charge indicator starts glowing around two to five kilometers before charge runs out in low range mode and around six to ten kilometers before charge runs out in high range mode.

TVS Motor Company will leverage its extensive dealer network to provide high quality service backup at all dealerships. The company has conducted extensive training programs specific to maintenance of electric scooters for its service engineers and technicians across all authorized service outlets.

Additionally, as this vehicle falls under the L1 category therefore, as per the Central Motor Vehicle Rules (CMVR) and the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), one can get a learners license for this bike at sixteen years of age as against eighteen for motorcycles.

The company plans to launch this chic scooter across the country during the course of the next three months.