Bengaluru-based electric mobility solutions provider, Simple Electric has patented yet another scooter to go in the lineup. Speaking of which, the company currently has sporty offerings like the Simple One and Simple One S as well as the Simple One Ultra listed as ‘coming soon’. The new scooter patented by Simple Electric belongs to the family format One. let’s take a closer look.
New Simple Family Scooter Patented
Earlier this year, Simple Electric launched an update to its flagship scooter and called it the Simple One Gen 2. Additionally, the company also announced a new flagship, the Simple One Ultra, which promises a range of up to 400 km on a single charge. This Simple One Ultra variant will offer a 6.5 kWh battery pack.
However, a new Simple Electric scooter is coming and making a lot of headlines from October 2025. This is the company’s first family-format electric scooter and the first design patent was leaked around October 2025. A new set of design patents have been leaked and this time, they show the scooter from all angles.
These leaked design patents give us a better idea of what we can expect from this upcoming electric scooter compared to previous patent images. For starters, we can see that this upcoming scooter appears to be generous in length, which is typical of a family format electric scooter.
The front apron features a split LED headlight setup which is flanked by single-piece LED DRLs below. As suggested by these patents, the handlebar cowl is likely to have turn indicators. We can see fancy ORVM stalks and a large floorboard that lies flat for practicality. The side body panels get a distinct pill-shaped design element.
Behind the stepped single-piece seat, we can see an interesting single-piece element, which houses the pillion backrest and also transforms into a split grab rail. At the rear, there appears to be a horizontal tail light housing which may house its rear turn indicators. There appears to be a digital instrument cluster and simple switchgear compared to what we see in the Simple One.
Is it a budget scooter?
Looking at it anyone can say that this is a budget scooter. This is because the scooter gets conventional telescopic front forks and twin rear shock absorbers along with a drum brake setup at both ends. The motor is likely to be mid-mounted and it may get alloy wheels which may be 12-inch in size.
The simple switchgear also suggests a simple instrument cluster. When launched, it could be slotted below the Simple One S and is expected to take on other family-format electric scooters like the Ather Rizta, TVS iQube, Hero Vida VX2 and Suzuki e-Access.
