Zoom Past The Red Tape: Explore Hassle-Free Commuting With Slow-Speed Electric Two-Wheelers

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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: ₹54,999 to 67,999

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

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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 70 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

  • 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

Cons

  • 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

Battery Capacity: 1.15kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 90km | 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

(Photos Courtesy: Respective official websites of E2W makers)


Hop ElectricLEO

List Price: ₹ 91,928

Pros

  • 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

Cons

  • 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

Battery Capacity: 1.44kWh | Range Promised (ARAI): 95km | Power: 250W | Battery Warranty: 3 years | Extended Battery Warranty Option: No


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Aryaman Raghuvanshi is a Journalist at EFY. His passion is to explore the future of mobility, which gets him to cover latest technologies shaping the future of automobiles and EVs. But, at times he writes on broader technologies too. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aryaman-raghuvanshi-2431b7153
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