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iQube 3.5 kWh
Range 105 km
Top 78 km/h
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New in IndiaBYD₹24.5L
ATTO 3 Premium
Range 521 km
DC 80 kW
Editor's pickAther₹1.47L
450X Gen 3
Range 110 km
Top 90 km/h
Best EV SUVMahindra₹26.9L
BE 6 Pack Three 79 kWh
Range 682 km
DC 175 kW
Bajaj₹1.40L
Chetak 3501
Range 110 km
Top 73 km/h
Tata₹28.0L
Harrier.ev Empowered 75
Range 622 km
DC 120 kW
Ampere₹1.25L
Nexus EX
Range 103 km
Top 93 km/h
Hyundai₹23.5L
CRETA Electric Long Range 51.4 kWh
Range 510 km
DC 100 kW
BGauss₹1.20L
BG RUV 350 i EX
Range 88 km
Top 75 km/h
MG₹17.5L
Windsor EV Essence Pro 52.9 kWh
Range 449 km
DC 60 kW
Hero₹1.44L
Vida V2 Pro
Range 110 km
Top 90 km/h
Tata₹21.0L
Curvv.ev 55
Range 502 km
DC 70 kW
Ola₹97k
S1 X 3 kWh
Range 95 km
Top 115 km/h
BYD₹41.0L
Seal Dynamic
Range 510 km
DC 110 kW
Honda₹90k
QC1 Standard
Range 63 km
Top 50 km/h
Citroen₹13.0L
eC3 Feel
Range 320 km
DC 30 kW
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The two most-discussed electric scooters in India, separated by range, top speed, build quality, and charging network strategy.
Ola S1 X 3 kWh vs Ola S1 X+ 4 kWh
These two variants share the same platform, but the ownership feel changes with battery size: the 4 kWh S1 X+ gives materially more range headroom and performance confidence, while the 3 kWh S1 X keeps the price lower for city-first commuting.
Ola S1 X 2 kWh vs TVS iQube 2.2 kWh
Both scooters target price-led city commuting, but they differ on performance character and ownership style: Ola leans on higher top speed and a software-led experience, while TVS leans on a calmer family-scooter brief and mainstream service comfort.
Ather 450S vs Bajaj Chetak 3501
The 450S makes the stronger case if you want speed, sharper responses, and the Ather software experience, while the Chetak 3501 remains easier to justify if service confidence, easier AC charging, and a calmer family-scooter brief matter more.
TVS iQube ST vs Bajaj Chetak 3501
Two established two-wheeler brands on range versus price. TVS leads on real-world range; Bajaj leads on price and faster AC charging.
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