Bangalore-based Bounce on Thursday priced its first electric scooter at as low as 36,000 Indian rupees ($480), considerably undercutting the heavily-backed rival Ola as the mobility war intensifies in ...

Bounce Infinity has begun production of the E1 electric scooter and said it will begin deliveries from April 18. The company states that it has stuck to the delivery timeline that was promised during ...

Which bike is best between Bounce Infinity E.1 vs Indian Challenger Dark Horse? Indian Challenger Dark Horse has out rated ...

Earlier today, the last-mile mobility solutions company, Bounce, launched their much-anticipated Infinity e1 electric scooter in India. The scooter has a starting price tag of RS 68,999 ($920) but can ...

Bounce Infinity has tied up with Bharat Petroleum to establish 3,000 battery swapping stations across the country. Bounce currently offers the E1 electric scooter, which features a removable battery.

In December 2021, Bounce announced the country’s first electric scooter with swappable batteries on the market. Initially, the Bounce Infinity E1 was up for pre-booking and later the electric scooter ...

Which bike is best between Bounce Infinity E.1 vs Honda NX500? Honda NX500 has out rated Bounce Infinity E.1 on all the rating factors. Which bike is cheaper Bounce Infinity E.1 vs Honda NX500? The ...

India's ride-sharing service provider Bounce unveiled its first e-scooter Infinity E1 with battery swaps subscriptions, according to Economic Times and Business Standard. Bounce is expected to become ...