River Launches 8-Year Extended Warranty For Indie EV Scooters Boosting Customer Confidence
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River has taken a significant step towards boosting customer confidence in its electric scooters by introducing an 8-year/80,000km extended warranty for the battery and motor of the River Indie. Launching on 1 October 2025, this programme will be available for all new bookings as well as existing customers who purchased their scooters after 1 April 2025. According to experts, such extended coverage addresses the high costs of battery replacement and motor repair while reinforcing long-term reliability for EV owners.
For existing customers who purchased their scooters after 1 April 2025, the programme is priced at Rs 8,399 (+GST). Those who had previously opted for River’s 5-year extended warranty can upgrade to the 8-year plan for Rs 3,399 (+GST), but the upgrade window is limited to just one month.
Extended Warranty Details and Benefits
River’s new extended warranty programme covers the two most critical components of its EV scooters: the battery and motor. The warranty applies if the battery’s State of Health (SOH) falls below 70 percent or if the motor becomes non-functional even after repair attempts. This move is aimed at providing peace of mind for buyers concerned about long-term reliability and potential replacement costs, two common concerns among EV owners.For existing customers who purchased their scooters after 1 April 2025, the programme is priced at Rs 8,399 (+GST). Those who had previously opted for River’s 5-year extended warranty can upgrade to the 8-year plan for Rs 3,399 (+GST), but the upgrade window is limited to just one month.
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