It is not a bad thing. But completely unnecessary. Battery drain is common thing and it will hardly drop 1-2% in the night. So, you are not conserving any battery life per say.
Plus you have to wait or adjust your time each morning for it to boot up. And it might not be applicable for you, but in my case “Movement detection” adds extra safety net.
But I’m getting great results 
while traveling I didn’t have the option to shut down because it was parked on the road 
so I had to keep it on or use Incognito mode just to check the battery. 
I kept Incognito mode on that time and there was only a 1% drain for the full night 
if I use shutdown the battery percentage drops the same so I’m using Incognito mode now. 
Thats Interesting, Lemme Try this But Lazy me always keep the Charger connected Over Night 
I’m having issues with the meter and there is also a shortage of meters if I keep the vehicle on everyday charging the meter can get damaged. So I do not keep it on regular charging only when needed I charge the vehicle.
Meter means EB Line Meter or Ather??
Charging Ather daily is not a Big Concern, If You let it drain below 15 Regularly and Charge is a Slight Big Concern
Goverment Meter bro it is having some issues.
Thanks for the info but I have a question.
Scenario 1: I shut down the vehicle so I can’t see updates about battery location etc on the phone app as in shutdown mode but if someone moves my Ather then tamper protection is enabled and the vehicle turns on automatically. It starts beeping and sends a notification on my app.
I have tested the scenario myself and it works as mentioned above. My question is if the same happens in incognito mode? as in that mode purposefully location and all options are turned off.
Also, have you done internal testing on your vehicle about the percentage battery drop over night say 7 hours in incognito mode vs shutdown mode?
If yes please share the results numbers. It would be really helpful.
Ok I will share the all details soon.
I’m having trouble shutting down my Ather; it doesn’t enter shutdown mode as it should. Do you have any suggestions? Has anyone else encountered this issue?
Do you want to say that after coming back, you first took a screenshot in sport mode at 70% and then in ride mode at 78%?
The range is not in percentage. The battery SoC is.
Don’t compare range as the mode turned into ride due to restart.
So apparently did the shutdown 2nd time. Had to go to my hometown suddenly due to an emergency.
Before shutting down my Ather had 14 percent battery.
Didn’t knew how long I’ll have to be away.
Came back after 17 days and guess the battery percentage.
A ZERO. Really Ather? I don’t know if it was due to latest update or the cells have degraded in less than 1.5 years.
Really bad. 14 percent battery gone in 17 days in shutdown mode. What’s the use of shutdown mode then.
There was a time when Ather battery didn’t even degraded 1 percent per day even when we didn’t use the shut down feature.
For whole 2.5 weeks i didn’t even got to know about my Ather whereabouts and this is what i got in return. Never using this feature from now onwards. Will charge my Ather 60% whenever i have to face such situation again.
Guys kindly charge your Ather before you plan to go out for a week or more.
My rizta is loosing 2% battery overnight every day without shutdown mode
Without shutdown the scooter???
Yes this was without shutdown.
I have had similar issue when the SOC drained from 17% to 1% after 15 days in May.
However, I was recently not using the Ather for the last 2.5 months. I had shut down the bike at 70% SOC. When I started it after 71 days, it had around 36% SOC left. Again shut it down at 28% and turned it back on after 13 days and it had 21% left. This was during the rains and it was parked in open with bike cover on.
So the battery went down more during normal day and less during rainy day for you?
I guess thats the case. It can also be the the drain is more when the battery is below 20% SOC
Well in my case it was probably raining here in delhi ncr. So battery went down more in rainy days.
