Ather Rizta price starts from INR 97,546 in Delhi: Check city-wise costs

Ather launched its Rizta family model with a 2.9 kWh battery, a premium version with the same 2.9 kWh battery, and the top-of-the-line model with a 3.7 kWh battery. The basic model is called Ather Rizta S, while the other two are named Rizta Z.

While Ather revealed the ex-showroom price of the scooter for Bangalore, it isn't the same for all cities. Depending on state subsidies, the price of Ather Rizta varies from state to state.

According to Ather's page, the Rizta's basic model costs just INR 97,546 in Delhi, while the premium model is priced at INR 1,12,546, and the 3.7 kWh model at INR 1,28,747 (all ex-showroom prices).

In Mumbai, the 2.9 kWh model's price starts from INR 1,12,257, while the top model has an ex-showroom price of INR 1,47,258.

In Hyderabad, the three models are priced at INR 1,09,841, INR 1,24,841, and INR 1,44,842 respectively.

In Kolkata, the three models cost INR 1,11,469, INR 1,26,469, and INR 1,46,469. In Chennai, the Rizta's basic model costs INR 1,09,946, the mid version INR 1,24,946, and the top model INR 1,44,947.

In Bengaluru, the base model has an ex-showroom price of INR 1,30,779, while the mid-variant costs INR 1,48,023 and the top model INR 1,73,294.

Specs:
The Ather Rizta base and mid-range models have a certified range of 123 km against 160 km for the top-end version. All three versions offer an 80 km per hour top speed. The base model offers turn-by-turn navigation against Google Maps in the other two versions.

The basic model is offered in three solid colors, while the Rizta Z expands options with seven colors, including three solid and four dual-tone choices. Both models feature two standard riding modes: Zip and SmartEco. Safety features are robust, encompassing traction control, skid control, Emergency Stop Signal (ESS), theft & tow detection, among others. Ride-assist functionalities like Magic Twist (debuting in the 450 Apex), auto-hold, and reverse mode are included. Additionally, the base model boasts a 7-inch LCD display, while the other variants upgrade to 7-inch TFT displays.

The Rizta offers a 56-liter storage capacity, including a 34-liter under-seat boot and an optional 22-liter frunk accessory, the largest in the Indian scooter market according to the company. Users can enhance the under-seat storage with an optional multi-purpose charger featuring an 18W power output.

Meanwhile, Ather has introduced the Halo helmets, comprising the Halo Bit priced at INR 4,999 and the Halo at INR 14,999, with a INR 2,000 discount available for pre-orders.