Ather Rizta electric scooter receives a price increase across all variants

Ather Energy has raised prices for its Rizta electric scooter, effective from 1 June 2026. The entry-level S variant now costs Rs. 3,000 more, while the higher-spec Z variants and the S variant with a larger battery are each Rs. 4,000 more expensive. This price revision follows increased raw material and production costs, a trend seen across the electric vehicle industry.

Key Highlights

• Ather Rizta price increased by Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,000 across all variants
• The 2.9 kWh variant offers 105 km range, and the 3.7 kWh variant offers 125 km range
• All battery packs come with a five-year or 60000km warranty
• Z variant features seven-inch TFT display with Bluetooth and navigation

Updated Pricing and Variants

The Ather Rizta comes in several variants, each offering different battery capacities and features. The base S variant features a 2.9 kWh battery pack, now priced higher by Rs. 3,000. The Z variants and the S variant with a 3.7 kWh battery pack have seen a Rs. 4,000 increase. The new ex-showroom prices apply to all units sold from June 2026 onward.

The 2.9 kWh battery variant delivers a true range of 105 km on a full charge. The 3.7 kWh battery variant offers a true range of 125 km. Both battery packs come with a five-year or 60,000 km warranty as standard. The batteries also have an IP67 rating, ensuring protection against dust and water.

Key Features and Performance

The Ather Rizta includes a comprehensive set of features across its variants. The Z variant is equipped with a seven-inch color TFT display, which supports Bluetooth connectivity and navigation. The S trim comes with a 'deepview' LCD display, similar to other Ather models.

The scooter offers two ride modes: Smart Eco (SE) and Zip. The claimed top speed for the Rizta is 80 km/h. Additional features include auto hold, reverse mode, and 'magic twist.' The 'magic twist' function allows riders to slow down the scooter using regenerative braking without applying the physical brakes.

Ather Energy has positioned the Rizta as a family-oriented electric scooter. The company cites rising production and material costs as the main reason for the latest price increase. Other electric vehicle manufacturers have also adjusted prices in response to similar cost pressures.

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CarBike 360 Says

The latest price hike for the Ather Rizta reinforces the brand’s push toward sustainable mobility while balancing rising production costs. Despite the increase, the Rizta continues to offer strong value through its features, range, and urban practicality. For buyers exploring reliable and well-equipped EV options, the updated pricing still positions the Rizta as a competitive contender in India’s fast-evolving electric scooter segment.