Simple Ultra Launched in India: Price, 400km Range, and Top Specs Explained

The Indian electric two wheeler market just witnessed a massive disruption. Bengaluru based EV startup Simple Energy has officially launched its flagship offering the Simple Ultra. Positioned as a "hyper-miler" for touring enthusiasts, this scooter aims to end range anxiety once and for all with a record breaking IDC range.

Simple Ultra Price and Availability

The Simple Ultra price in India is set at ₹2,34,999 (ex-showroom). While it sits at the premium end of the spectrum, the company justifies the cost with a battery pack and performance figures that are currently unmatched in the electric scooter segment.

• Booking: Available now on the Simple Energy official website.

• Deliveries: Started across 70+ touchpoints in cities like Bengaluru, Delhi, and Patna.

Key Specifications: A "Made in India" Powerhouse

The highlight of the Simple Ultra is its massive 6.5 kWh battery pack, the largest ever fitted into a production electric scooter in India.

Performance at a Glance:

Advanced Features & Technology

The Simple Ultra isn't just about raw power; it’s a tech heavy machine designed for the modern rider.

1. Smart Connectivity

Equipped with a 7-inch High-Definition display, the scooter offers seamless navigation, over-the-air (OTA) updates, and a customized OS with high end graphics.

2. Safety and Control

• Four-level Traction Control: A first in class feature to ensure stability on slippery roads.

• Regenerative Braking: Four levels of regen to maximize energy efficiency during city commutes.

• Cruise Control: Optimized for long distance touring on highways.

3. Practicality

Despite its performance focus, it features a 1 litre glove box for essentials and a dedicated charging port for mobile devices.

Market Comparison: Simple Ultra vs. Competitors

At ₹2.35 Lakh, the Simple Ultra enters a niche "Exclusive" category. It significantly outpaces the Ola S1 Pro and Ather 450X in terms of range (400km vs. approx 150-190km) but comes at a nearly ₹80,000 premium over standard high performance EVs.

For riders who prioritize inter city travel and want to avoid the hassle of frequent charging stops, the Ultra stands alone as a "Super EV."

Verdict: Is the Simple Ultra Worth the Price?

If you are looking for a basic city commuter, the standard Simple One Gen 2 (starting at ₹1.69 Lakh) might be the better value. However, for those who want the absolute peak of Indian EV engineering, the Simple Ultra is the undisputed king of range.