Ather wows with the Ather Rizta as engineer Shreyas Seethapathy executes a stunning 40-ft Battery drop test, same as a four-floor fall!

The Battery Drop Test

In this captivating teaser, Shreyas takes us through the paces of Ather’s commitment to durability. The Ather Rizta’s battery, crafted with high-pressure die-cast aluminum, undergoes a unique drop test to showcase its resilience against direct impacts one might encounter on the road.

The Test Unveiled

The video kicks off with Shreyas operating a crane, setting the stage for the battery’s grand reveal. A man carefully brings the battery pack, hoisted by the same crane, to a height of 40 feet. Then comes the heart-stopping moment – the intentional drop.

Miraculously, the battery pack remains intact, emerging unscathed from the daring descent. Shreyas concludes by confirming that this is the very battery the Ather Rizta will feature.

Unique Durability Challenges

Shreyas is no stranger to pushing the limits of Ather’s batteries. In a previous video, he showcased an unconventional durability test by baking the battery in an oven while casually enjoying ice cream atop it.

These innovative tests emphasize Ather’s dedication to ensuring their batteries withstand real-world challenges.

‘Halo’ Smart Accessory

Recently, Ather teased a smart accessory named ‘Halo,’ sparking speculation that it could be a smart helmet accompanying the Ather Rizta.

CEO Insights on Rizta’s Features

Ather’s CEO and co-founder have provided tantalizing glimpses into the Ather Rizta’s features. The careful unveiling builds anticipation, leaving enthusiasts eager to experience the innovation firsthand.

Setting a New Standards

The drop test, coupled with unconventional durability challenges, showcases Ather’s dedication to delivering a product that exceeds expectations.

Enhanced Durability

Ather’s choice of high-pressure die-cast aluminum for the Rizta’s battery underscores a commitment to durability without compromising on performance. This material not only ensures robustness but also contributes to the scooter’s overall efficiency.

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