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Okinawa Autotech upgrades Praise platform

After getting into a joint venture with Tacita and setting up our first global R&D centre in Europe, we have decided to upgrade our entire product range with best-in-class technologies.  The new Praise platform is our first offering in that direction, said Jeetender Sharma, MD and Founder, Okinawa Autotech.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 26 Apr 2023 Views icon4242 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Okinawa Autotech upgrades Praise platform

In alignment with its aggressive growth strategy, two-wheeler manufacturer Okinawa Autotech, has announced the launch of an advanced version of its best-selling “Praise” platform, the Praise Pro and iPrase+.

Close on the heels of inaugurating the first global R&D centre in collaboration with its JV partner Tacita (Italy), Okinawa had announced an upgrade its entire product line, starting with Praise Pro and iPraise+. 

The electric scooters now come with a 40mm down frame (chassis) for better foot space, improved ergonomics, that make for a comfortable ride. The new Praise Pro and iPrase+ offer a premium riding experience with its CAN-compatible powertrain and a digital coloured speedometer.

The deliveries of the new Praise Pro and iPraise+ with the AIS-156 Amendment 3 battery pack and eight new attractive colors have already commenced. 

Jeetender Sharma, MD and Founder, Okinawa Autotech said that after getting into a joint venture with Tacita and setting up our first global R&D centre in Europe, they have decided to upgrade our entire product range with best-in-class technologies, and the new Praise platform is our first offering in that direction.

Ever since its launch in India, Praise platform has gained immense popularity among customers who want a reliable electric scooter with advanced technology and a better range. The company has sold 200,000+ units of Praise Pro and iPraise+ till date, the press release noted. 

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