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Electric Scooters Under 1 Lakh

Top electric scooters under 1 lakh in India include iQube (Rs. 97,307), S1 X (Rs. 69,999), Optima (Rs. 98,300) and Wynn (Rs. 55,555). Check the list of 50 popular electric scooters under 1 lakh .

Top Electric Scooters Under 1 Lakh in India 2024

Model Ex-showroom Price Range
TVS iQube Rs. 97,307 100 - 75-100 km/charge
Ola S1 X Rs. 69,999 143 - 95 km/charge
Hero Electric Optima Rs. 98,300 135 - 89 km/charge
Yulu Wynn Rs. 55,555 -
Kinetic Green E Luna Rs. 69,990 110 - 90 km/charge
AMO Electric Jaunty-3W Rs. 78,819 75 km/charge
Ampere Magnus EX Rs. 94,900 121 km/charge
Zelio Gracy i Rs. 56,825 60-120 km/charge
Okinawa PraisePro Rs. 84,443 81 km/charge
Hero Electric Atria Rs. 77,690 85 km/charge

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  • iQube
    4.1
    619 reviews
    I have drive tvs i qube it’s 

    I have drive tvs i qube it’s good and fantastic scooty i ride nera by 10 kn it’s comfortable ride

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    Anonymous 1 day ago
  • S1 X
    4.2
    253 reviews
    Exploring the City with My Ola S1 X 

    After owning the Ola S1 X for several weeks, I have got some mixed feelings. First off, I love the price point and the fact that it offers many of the features of its elder sibling, the S1 Pro like the same digital interface and comfortable seating. The range is decent at up to 141 km, and the top speed of 95 km/hr is more than enough for urban environments.The power feels a bit limited especially if you are used to more and the build quality does not feel as robust as it could be sometimes it feels a bit lightweight when taking on potholes.

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    Anonymous 6 days ago
  • Optima
    3.9
    262 reviews
    I’ve driven hero optima 

    I’ve driven hero optima for about 2.5 years and here is my detailed review comfort: this ev is very uncomfortable for people of any age and you cant drive it for long distance even if it has capacity to go 120 kms straight in 5 hrs charging so if are looking for something comfortable never buy this price: i got this in dual battery for 60000 so this was a acceptable option at the time but today it cost about 1.5 lacs so a big nooservice: most frustrating part of this is service it just a headache in a tenure of 2.5 years it lived in service center for more than 3 months straight just because parts are never available even if you are ready to pay a handsome amount of money which do not justify the cheap quality material usedmy tires would go flat anytime my body has started breaking with cracks between plastic and this all after i take most care of my vehicles so overall go for ola or may be some cc bike but just don’t look at this.

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    Naman (Verified User) 2 days ago
  • E Luna
    4.7
    88 reviews
    A Nostalgic Twist to My Daily Commute 

    When I saw the Kinetic e Luna, it was like a blast from the past but with a modern twist. Considering its design and utility giving it a try was a definitely best option. The e-Luna is powered by a 250W motor paired with a 48V, 20Ah battery promising a range of about 70km per charge. This is quite sufficient for running daily rides around town.The lightweight design and ease of handling are significant plus points. However, the performance feels underwhelming particularly on inclines. The top speed of just about 25 km/h is quite limiting if you are used to faster rides.

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    Anonymous 3 days ago
  • Magnus EX
    3.3
    186 reviews
    Electric Convenience with Range Questions 

    Since switching to electric, my Ampere Magnus EX has served me well for the last three months. The best feature is definitely the range of up to 121 km on a single charge (under ideal conditions), which is more than enough for my daily use.The Magnus EX offers a smooth ride thanks to its 1200 watt motor and has decent pick up for city riding. I also appreciate the added features like keyless entry and the anti theft alarm, which give it a modern edge over other scooters.

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    Anonymous 6 days ago

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