The EL platform, Ather's first new vehicle architecture since the 450 series, is designed for versatility, scalability, and cost optimisation. The platform enables faster innovation and allows multiple types of scooters to be built at scale, enhancing both efficiency and rider experience.
Ather also introduced AtherStack™ 7.0, its biggest technology upgrade yet, which incorporates voice interaction powered by a large language model tuned for Indian dialects. The update will be rolled out as an over-the-air (OTA) software upgrade for select scooters.
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Ather said its EL platform will form the backbone of its new factory at Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, designed to meet rising demand. The company emphasized that simplified architecture, reduced components, and advanced safety features such as Advanced Electronic Braking System (AEBS) will strengthen its competitiveness in India's rapidly expanding EV market.
As of June 30, 2025, Ather operates 4,032 fast and neighborhood chargers globally, including 3,997 across India. The company also holds 318 registered trademarks, 204 registered designs, and 48 patents, underlining its focus on innovation.
Ather's stock performance reflects growing investor optimism around its ability to scale production and expand its product portfolio amid India's push to boost manufacturing and EV adoption.