E1This carBounce Infinity
- On-road, Delhi
- ₹1,27,980
- Claimed range
- 70 km
- Battery
- 1.9 kWh
- Power
- Not published
- Driver assistance
- Not published
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Bounce Infinity·Scooter
E1
Infinity E1 is Bounce's shift from scooter rental into ownership, built around a removable battery that keeps upfront and running costs low.
- Scooter
- 2 variants
Illustration
Ex-showroom, Delhi₹1,16,0001.9 kWh · 1.9 kWh
₹1,27,980On-road, est.
₹2,436EMI / month
- Range
- 70km
- Battery
- 1.9kWh
- 10 → 80%
- —
₹1,16,000 ex-showroom
Overview
E1 at a glance
Infinity E1 is Bounce's shift from scooter rental into ownership, built around a removable battery that keeps upfront and running costs low.
- Range
- 70 km
- Battery
- 1.9 kWh
- Body type
- Scooter
Variants
Choose your variant
Pick a variant and a colour — the preview redraws instantly, and price, on-road, EMI, range and running cost all follow.
Variant
Colour — WhiteFour factory colours — representative.
Ex-showroom₹1,16,000Delhi
On-road₹1,27,980Est. incl. registration
EMI₹2,436per month, 60 mo
Range70 kmARAI claimed
10 → 80%Not publishedNo figure published for this pack
Battery & Charging
Battery and charging
How long a charge takes, at home and on a fast charger.
Battery
Capacity, gross1.9 kWh
Claimed range70 km
ChemistryNot published
Charging
DC fast, 10 → 80%Not published
AC home, empty to full4 hr 30 min
Bars are to the same scale — an overnight home charge against a coffee stop on the highway.
Real World Range
What you'll actually get
The claimed figure is a test-cycle number. These are estimates derived from it — the multiplier used is printed on each one.
Claimed100 km
Test-cycle figure
City80 km
Est. 80% of claim
Highway70 km
Est. 70% of claim
Mixed75 km
Est. 75% of claim
Estimates, not manufacturer figures. Real range depends on load, terrain, climate control, ambient temperature and how the vehicle is driven.
Ownership Tools
Cost of ownership
The question behind range, charging and price. Set your daily drive and the numbers follow.
You drive40km / day
10 km80 km150 km
₹30,473saved a year against an equivalent petrol scooter
₹2,539 a monthFull charge of the 1.9 kWh pack: ₹15 for 70 km
Electric₹261
Electric
₹261 a month
₹0.22 per km · 40 km/day
₹261 a month
₹0.22 per km · 40 km/day
Equivalent petrol scooter₹2,800
Equivalent petrol scooter
₹2,800 a month
₹2.33 per km · 40 km/day
₹2,800 a month
₹2.33 per km · 40 km/day
Per kilometre₹0.22 electric · ₹2.33 petrol
Charging cost₹15a full 1.9 kWh charge at ₹8 a unit
Cost per km₹0.22against ₹2.33 on petrol
State subsidyDelhiCheck eligibility against the current state EV policy
Specifications
Full specifications
- Body type
- Scooter
- Drive type
- Not published
- Battery, gross
- 1.9 kWh
- Claimed range
- 70 km
- Peak power
- Not published
- Peak torque
- Not published
- Charging port
- Not published
- AC home charge
- 4 hr 30 min, empty to full
- DC fast charge
- Not published
- Battery warranty
- Not published
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Compare
Compare with alternatives
The two two-wheelers shoppers put beside it most often.
RUV 350BGauss
- On-road, Delhi
- ₹1,26,950
- Claimed range
- 105 km
- Battery
- 3 kWh
- Power
- Not published
- Driver assistance
- Not published
Chetak C3503Bajaj
- On-road, Delhi
- ₹1,25,920
- Claimed range
- 151 km
- Battery
- 3.5 kWh
- Power
- 4 kW
- Driver assistance
- Not published
Features
Top features
- Highlights
Fully removable battery, no fixed charger needed
- Performance
Cruise control and reverse mode
- Safety
Front and rear disc brakes with CBS
Videos
Videos and walkarounds
No videos are on file yet. These are the three that convert best on a vehicle page.
- 4:00Full walkaroundExterior, cabin, boot · slot
- 8:00Road test & real rangeHighway and city loop · slot
- 3:00Charging in practiceDC stop and home setup · slot
Reviews
Owner reviews
No ratings on file yet — the layout below is the structure each review will fill.
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1 star0
- Owner name · verified purchase · months ownedRating · variant · city
- Owner name · verified purchase · months ownedRating · variant · city
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is the claimed range of the E1?
100 km on a full charge, as claimed by Bounce Infinity.
How long does it take to charge?
A standard home charger takes roughly 4.5 hours for a full charge. Bounce Infinity has not published a DC fast-charging time for the E1.
Which variant offers the best value?
The 1.9 kWh is generally the most recommended trim — it balances range and price without jumping to the top-spec variant.
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- BajajChetak C3503₹1,14,000onwards, ex-showroom151 km · 3.5 kWh
- Okinawa AutotechDual 100₹1,19,000onwards, ex-showroom129 km · 3.12 kWh
- BajajChetak C3001₹1,12,000onwards, ex-showroom127 km · 3 kWh
News
Latest news on the E1
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