Poise NX-120 and Poise Grace e-scooters unveiled in India starting at INR 1,04,000 – Smartprix

The Indian-origin automobile manufacturer, Poise has launched two new electric scooters in the country with premium features and price tags. The two new e-scooters are called the Poise Grace and the Poise NX-120 model. Both the EV scooter are based on removable battery technology. The company is also working on another electric scooter named Poise Zuink with an improved top speed of 90kmph.

Poise NX-120 and Poise Grace: Price and Availability

The ex-showroom price of Poise NX-120 is Rs 1,24,000 and the base Poise Grace is tagged at Rs 1,04,000 in Karnataka. Customers can enjoy EV subsidy discounts offered by their respective state governments. Karnataka buyers can pre-book the scooter from the company’s official website while it will be available in other parts of India later.

The NX-120 comes in five colours variants – Matte Black Blue, Midnight Black, Porcelain White, Nimbus Grey, and Racy Red. The Grace model offers Black, Blue, Red, and White colour variants. 

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Poise NX-120 and Poise Grace features

Poise NX-120 comes equipped with a 2.2kW powertrain to offer a top speed of 55kmph. While the Grace model can reach 50kmph of top speed. Both the e-scooters are claimed to offer a range of 100km to 140 km per single charge. The electric scooters sport a swappable battery feature for easy domestic charging. 

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The design of the NX-120 is sporty with sharp cuts, a glossy finish, extra leg space, and a wide seat. The Grace model has a modest design with a matte finish and rounded cosmetics. The scooters have a digital speedometer, Bluetooth speakers, USB port, tubeless tyres, and disc brakes on the front and rear wheels.

Poise is producing the two electric scooters in its Yeshwanthpur, Bengaluru factory. The company has revealed its plan of producing 30,000 units in the first year and 1,00,000 units in the following year. 

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