While prominent brands like Ather and Ola dominate the spotlight, a quieter revolution is unfolding with slow-speed electric two-wheelers. These vehicles, especially popular in India’s tier 2 and tier 3 cities, offer hassle-free commuting without the need for a license or registration. Our comprehensive list highlights the top 10 slow-speed electric two-wheelers making significant inroads in the market. These vehicles are capturing the interest of consumers in Bharat who value ease and efficiency. Dive into our guide to discover these low-maintenance, eco-friendly commuting options.
Yo Bikes Edge DX
List Price: ₹49,000
Pros
- Available at a competitive price point, making it an affordable option in its category
- Features an impressively low curb weight of just 59 kilograms, enhancing its manoeuvrability and ease of handling
- Boasts a sporty and contemporary design, appealing to modern aesthetic tastes
Cons
- Offers a range of 60 kilometres per charge, which may be considered limited depending on usage needs
- Needs 7-8 hours to fully charge, which may require overnight charging for daily use
- The charger comes with a warranty limited to only 3 months
Battery Capacity: 1.2kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 60km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Lectrix SX25
List Price: ₹67,999 to ₹54,999
Pros
- Features a sleek and modern design that complements its contemporary aesthetic
- Priced affordably to ensure that it is accessible to a wide range of consumers
- Equipped with exceptional braking performance, particularly impressive for its price range
Cons
- Requires a charging time of 7 to 8 hours
- Some users have reported variability in the travel range, noting inconsistencies when operating on a full charge
Battery Capacity: 1.34kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 60km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 1 year | Extended Battery Warranty Option: Yes
Evolet Pony
List Price: ₹55,799
Pros
- Provides a reliable range compared to other models in the same price segment, ensuring good value for money
- Its curb weight contributes to increased road confidence and sturdiness, enhancing the driving experience
- Offers an extended range of up to 80 kilometres on a single charge, suitable for longer commutes without frequent recharging
Cons
- The electric scooter is new to the market and has not undergone extensive consumer testing
- The brand currently has limited recognition in the market
- The scooter requires 7-8 hours to achieve a full charge, necessitating overnight charging for regular use
Battery Capacity: 1.15kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 90km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Ampere Reo Li Plus
List Price: ₹ 59,900
Pros
• Features an LED headlight to enhance visibility in low-light conditions
• Boasts a practical design with functional bodywork for everyday use
• Includes a reverse mode for effortless manoeuvring in tight spaces
Cons
• The low curb weight of the scooter may compromise riding confidence
• Numerous users have reported unsatisfactory experiences with after-sales service support
Battery Capacity: 1.3kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 70km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 2 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Benling Falcon
List Price: ₹60,923
Pros
- Offers a promised travel distance of 75 kilometres per charge, suitable for daily commutes
- Includes a fast-charging feature, enabling quicker battery recharge and less downtime
- Comes equipped with a USB port, adding convenience for charging mobile devices on the go
Cons
- The brand currently suffers from weak recognition in the market
- The sales and service network is limited, which may restrict accessibility and convenience for customers
- Some users have reported dissatisfaction with the after-sales service, indicating potential challenges with customer support
Battery Capacity: 1.32kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 75km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Okinawa R30
List Price: ₹68,944
Pros
- Priced affordably for budget-conscious consumers
- Features a removable battery pack for convenient charging
Cons
- Suffers from limited brand recognition
- Provides a modest claimed range of 60 kilometres, which may be insufficient for some users
- The ergonomics of the vehicle are perceived as being of lower quality
Battery Capacity: 1.25kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 60km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Evolet Derby
List Price: ₹71,399
Pros
- Requires 8-9 hours to achieve a full charge, necessitating overnight charging for daily use
- The quality of the plastics used is not optimal, which may affect the durability and aesthetic appeal of the product
- Features smaller tires, which could impact stability and comfort during rides
Cons
- Provides a substantial range of 90-120 kilometres per charge, suitable for extended travel without frequent recharges
- Features a spacious seat, making it an excellent choice for family use and comfortable longer rides
- Boasts a dynamic and sporty design, appealing to those seeking both style and long range use
Battery Capacity: 1.15kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 90-120km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 1.5 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Okinawa Lite
List Price: ₹76,466
Pros
- Offered at an affordable price, making it accessible to a broad range of customers
- Can be fully charged in just 4-5 hours, allowing for quick and convenient recharging
- Equipped with a front disc brake, enhancing safety with superior stopping power
Cons
- Offers a modest claimed range of just 60 kilometres, which may not meet the needs of all users
- The brand currently has limited market recognition, which may impact consumer confidence
- Several users have raised concerns about the product’s reliability after only a few months of use
Battery Capacity: 1.25kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 60km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Hero Electric Atria LX
List Price: ₹77,690
Pros
• Provides a claimed travel range of up to 85 kilometres on a single charge
• Includes a cruise control feature for enhanced riding convenience
• Features a lightweight design, weighing just 69 kilograms for easy manoeuvrability
Cons
• Offers limited ground clearance
• Features drum brakes at both the front and rear, which may affect reliability
• Lacks a footrest for the pillion, impacting passenger comfort
Battery Capacity: 1.536kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 85km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
Hop Electric LEO
List Price: ₹91,928
Pros
- Features a disc brake system that enhances stopping power for safer, more reliable performance
- Boasts a sporty and dynamic design that appeals to contemporary aesthetic preferences
Cons
- The brand is still growing its presence and recognition in the market
- Feedback from early users has highlighted concerns regarding the durability of the product’s ergonomics within the first few months of usage
Battery Capacity: 1.44kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 95km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No
(Photos Courtesy: Respective official websites of E2W makers)
