You can get your vehicle wrapped in any colour of your choice but again at your own risk. It’s still not street legal. Wrapping is not considered changing colour of the vehicle completely. Its just a sticker on top of the body. If cops stop you or once you get bored of the colour you can peel it off and the vehicle will be in its original colour.
If you permanently planning to change the colour either by replacing the white body panels to black or by painting the white panels to black then visit the nearest rto and pay a certain fees and get the new colour endorsement done in registration certificate. Once this is done you are good to go and most important It’s legal.
I m not sure if he meant changing the colour permanently or changing his colour choice of his pre-order. I am not remembering selection of colour during pre-order though…
Series 1 did not have color selection during pre-order. But it came after Jan launch (“series 2”?). So it might be able to change selection by calling the team.
The TPMS, smart helmet are being developed and expected to be available sometime in Q1 2021. We will announce the timelines and pricing at a later point.
4G isn’t going anywhere in next 2 years atleast.
But technology is changing rapidly and we can’t comment anything for sure.
Considering that most of us are willing to keep Ather atleast 5 years for sure, 5G will take over and Ather must do something this time learning from the mistake they did in 450.
And AFAIK the dashboard will be powered by Android Oreo.
I think ather should think in that way so that customer should not go for upgrade option by paying it later stage. After paying the hefty amount then it required to pay for hardware changes at later stage due to operator(JIO) upgrade.
The 450X uses eSIMs, so switching between operators should get easier compared to the 450. From what I’ve read, 4G is a stable evolution in mobile network technology, and hence would be the default like what 2G is today. But like others have mentioned, upgrading to 5G many years from now would require hardware intervention, similar to how you’ll need to change your phone when 5G actually comes out and is operational.
