VLF Tennis e-scooter updated, priced at Rs 1.30 lakh: Gets new features, more range
VLF
has refreshed its flagship Tennis
electric scooter
for India, squeezing out another 20 km of travel on a single charge while holding the ex‑showroom price at Rs 1.29 lakh. VLF has also broadened the colour palette. The familiar Snowflake White and Fire Fury Dark Red are joined by Slate Blue and Ebony Black. Styling remains sharply angular: a rectangular LED head‑lamp, 12‑inch alloys, and disc brakes at both ends linked by a Combined Braking System. Here's a look at key highlights.
VLF Tennis e-scooter: Battery, range and features
Thanks to a new aluminium‑shell
LMFP battery
, the claimed range climbs from 130 km to 150 km, yet a full top‑up still takes about three hours with the bundled 720 W portable charger.
Power comes from a hub motor that now peaks at 2.57 kW and delivers a hefty 157 Nm of torque. Riders can flip between Eco, Normal and Sport modes to balance zip with battery life.
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Inside the apron sits an LMFP battery that promises better heat management, while practical touches include an 18‑litre under‑seat boot, keyless start, a USB charging port and a 5‑inch TFT dash with smartphone pairing. Three riding modes, turn‑by‑turn navigation and full LED lighting round out the tech list.
VLF Tennis e-scooter: Deliveries
Deliveries begin 25 November in New Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune, and VLF says its petrol‑powered Mobster 180 and 125 scooters will follow later in the year.
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