What it does
- Calls through the helmet's speakers and microphone, answered from the scooter's switchgear.
- Music controlled from the handlebar.
- Navigation prompts spoken in your ear on models with dashboard navigation.
- Auto wear-detect: the helmet connects when you put it on, with no buttons to press.
Why owners rate it
Taking a call on a scooter usually means pulling over and wrestling with a helmet. With the Halo you answer from the handlebar and keep riding at a sensible pace, eyes on the road. Riders who navigate to unfamiliar addresses find the spoken directions even more useful than the calls.
Fit and sizing
A smart helmet is a helmet first. Try sizes on at the showroom: it should be snug all round, not move when you shake your head, and not press painfully on your forehead. In Chennai's heat, ventilation matters too — ask to compare models. For young pillions, ask about Ather Junior helmets, sized for children.
Where to buy
We stock the Halo range alongside our scooters and will pair it with your Ather before you leave. See our Halo page for current options and prices.
Using calls safely
A smart helmet makes calls possible on the move; it does not make them a good idea in every situation. Keep calls short in heavy traffic, pull over for anything that needs your full attention, and keep music low enough to hear horns and sirens. Riders who use the Halo mostly for navigation prompts and quick answers find it makes them safer, not more distracted.
Questions we get asked
The Halo is designed to pair with Ather scooters. Feature support can vary by model and software version — we pair and test it with your scooter at the showroom.
Yes. Calls come through the helmet and can be answered from the scooter's switchgear.
Yes, Ather Junior helmets are sized for children riding pillion.