Ather 450 gets new features, dark theme via OTA update

20 Jun 2020

Ather 450 gets new features, dark theme via OTA update

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Ather Energy has released a new software update for its premium electric scooter, the Ather 450, bringing a host of new features and some nifty optimizations.

The update also comes loaded with a dark mode for the touchscreen that, as per the Bengaluru-based automaker, will provide better dashboard visibility and ease the strain on the eyes for a distraction-free ride at night.
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Here's everything to know about the update Ather 450: At a glance Engine and power What about brakes, safety and suspension setup?
Information

Here's everything to know about the update
With the new update, the Ather 450 now supports both light and dark themes for the touchscreen panel. The Settings menu also gets a new 'Auto' feature that can automatically toggle between the two themes depending on the time of the day.

Moreover, the update brings UI enhancements, a more responsive on-screen keyboard, and a 'Save previous riding mode' feature.
Design

Ather 450: At a glance
The Ather 450 is built around an aluminum cast frame, offering LED headlight and taillight, a full-color TFT touchscreen display with GPS navigation, and an attractive dual-tone finish.

It gets a massive 22-liter under-seat storage space and tips the scales at around 108kg.

Further, the eco-friendly two-wheeler comes in three color options of Grey, Mint, and White.
Internals

Engine and power
The Ather 450 comes with a Brushless DC motor which is capable of producing 4.3hp of power and a torque of 22Nm.

On a single charge, the e-scooter can cover 70km, depending on the riding mode. As for recharging, the battery requires around 4.2 hours to get charged fully.

The e-scooter clocks a top speed of 80km/h and reaches 0-40km/h in 3.9 seconds.
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What about brakes, safety and suspension setup?
The Ather 450 offers disc brakes on the front and rear wheels along with CBS for improved road handling. The suspension duties on the electric vehicle are handled by telescopic forks on the front and a mono-shock suspension on the rear.