Electric Two Wheelers News

Range anxiety is natural while driving or riding an electric vehicle. But here are the top 5 electric scooters that would manage to kerb your anxiety of running out of charge by offering the most extended range in India.

At present, the Bajaj Chetak is available in the ‘Premium’ variant, but now qualifies for a substantially lower incentive under the FAME-II scheme.

With 35,000 units being sold in the month of May, the brand achieved its highest-ever monthly sales figures.

Bookings for the more affordable Ather 450S will open in July; prices will start at Rs 1.30 lakh (ex-showroom).

Along with a hike for its flagship model, Greaves Electric Mobility has also increased prices of the Zeal EX and Magnus EX e-scooters.

Along with an increase in prices necessitated by FAME-II subsidy reduction, Ather is now bundling a 700-watt charger as standard with its 450X e-scooter.

At present, TVS produces two variants of the iQube electric scooter – the standard iQube and the iQube S.

With FAME-II subsidy for electric two-wheelers now capped at 15 per cent of a vehicle’s ex-factory cost, India’s best-selling electric scooter has witnessed a 30 per cent increase in price.