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Yamaha launches sporty Aerox-E electric scooter with removable batteries

Yamaha has officially entered India’s increasingly competitive premium electric scooter market with the launch of the new Aerox-E , an electric version of its popular sporty maxi-scooter. Rather than chasing outright affordability, Yamaha is targeting riders looking for performance-focused urban transportation with premium features. That has resulted in a more premium scooter, but also one of the highest scooter price tags in the country.

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Yamaha launches sporty Aerox-E electric scooter with removable batteries
Yamaha has officially entered India’s increasingly competitive premium electric scooter market with the launch of the new Aerox-E , an electric version of its popular sporty maxi-scooter. Rather than chasing outright affordability, Yamaha is targeting riders looking for performance-focused urban transportation with premium features. That has resulted in a more premium scooter, but also one of the highest scooter price tags in the country.
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