Top 3 Electric scooters under 1 Lakh: As an environmentally friendly and effective alternative to petrol scooters, electric scooters are becoming more and more common in India. In comparison to cars, they are also more affordable. In this article, we will tell you about three electric scooters that cost less than 1 lakh.
Top 3 Electric scooters under 1 Lakh
1. Ola S1 Air
| Range | 125 km/charge |
| Battery Capacity | 3 kWh |
| Max Speed | 85 kmph |
| Motor | Mid Drive IPM |
| Charging Time | 4 Hours 30 Minutes |
| Brakes | Drum |
The Ola S1 Air has an all-LED lighting system and a 7-inch TFT touchscreen for the instrument panel, which features Bluetooth connectivity and full-featured navigation. The electric scooter has speakers, a music controller, remote unlocking, and a side-stand alert. Even OTA updates are available for the e-scooter, enabling it to gradually expand its feature set. Three riding modes—Eco, Normal, and Sports—and a remote unlock feature are available for the S1 Air. With 34 litres of boot storage underneath, it has a single-piece, contoured seat.
2. Bounce Infinity E1
| Range | 85 km/charge |
| Battery Capacity | 1.9 KWh |
| Max Speed | 65 kmph |
| Motor Power | 1500 |
| Motor | BLDC |
| Charging Time | 4 hours |
The hub motor that powers the Bounce Infinity E1 can generate a maximum torque output of 83Nm and propel the e-scooter to a high speed of 65kmph, according to the manufacturer. The battery, which has a 2kWh, 48-volt, and 39Ah capacity and a stated range of 85 km, can be charged in four to five hours.
A complete digital instrument cluster with smartphone connectivity and an all-LED lighting system is included with the Bounce Infinity. You may access features like geofencing, theft and tow detection, remote tracking, and battery charge status using a dedicated app. For further functionality, there is a utility hook on the apron and below the seat, as well as 12-litre under-seat storage with a USB port.
Bounce Infinity E1 is available for purchase in India at a price ranging from Rs. 64,299 to Rs. 97,298. There are 4 different versions of Bounce Infinity E1.
3. TVS iQube
| Charging Time(0-80%) | 4 Hours 6 Minutes |
| Range | 145 km/charge |
| Battery Capacity | 4.56 kwh |
| 4.56 kWh | 82 kmph |
| Motor Power | 4400 |
| Motor | BLDC |
A hub-mounted, 3kW motor that produces 4.4kW of peak power powers the TVS iQube. The top speed of the regular and S models, according to TVS, is 78 kmph, while the top speed of the ST is allegedly 82 kmph. All variations are said to go from zero to 40 km per hour in 4.2 seconds. Two riding modes—Eco and Power—are available on the iQube. On the base and S trims, a 3.04kWh lithium-ion battery pack powers the motor; however, the ST is anticipated to come equipped with a larger 4.56kWh battery pack. Ranges of 100 km (Eco mode) and 75 km (Power mode) are promised for the regular and S models. However, the ST model is advertised to have a real-world range of 110 km (Power) and 145 km (Eco). Standard and S variants have 650W chargers that take 4.5 hours to fully charge, but the ST model has two charger options: 950W or 1.5kW, which take slightly more than 4 hours or 2.5 hours to fully charge, respectively.
A TFT instrument console with smartphone connectivity via the SmartXonnect app is a feature of the iQube line of e-scooters. The lighting system is all LED. Other features include navigation, geo-fencing, remaining fuel, charge level, ride statistics, and an overspeed alarm. A five-inch display is included in the base model while a seven-inch display is included in the S model. A five-way joystick for menu navigation is also included, and it is located on the left switchgear. In addition to a joystick, the ST model’s top specification has a seven-inch touchscreen. TVS also includes USB-charging compatibility and a boot light as standard features, which improve usability. The iQube and iQube S have a 17-litre boot, but the top-of-the-line ST model has a bigger 32-litre boot.
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