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Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh

The LXS 3.0 pairs a fixed 3 kWh IP67 lithium-ion pack with a 1.2 kW rated BLDC hub motor and a 54 km/h top speed, so it is built for range at city pace rather than performance. Lectrix claims 120 km; we would plan around 80 to 100 km in real city use. You get drum brakes at both ends with CBS, 10-inch steel wheels on tubeless tyres, 145 mm ground clearance, a 134 kg kerb weight, an 810 mm seat, eco and power modes, a plain digital console, under-seat and front storage and a bundled portable charger for about ₹91,996. Best for budget city riders who want a big battery and a quick home charge, and who do not need connected features or a removable pack.

At a glance₹91,996 reference price · Real-world range 80–100 km

Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh electric scooter exterior, front three-quarter view.
Photo by BikeWale via Editorial image · Editorial use

Key specs

Battery
3 kWh
Real-world range
80–100 km
Charge time
~3.5 hrs
DC fast charging
No
Top speed
54 km/h
Reference price
₹91,996
Last verified
2026-09-04

Best for

  • Riders who want a 3 kWh battery for about ₹91,996 ex-showroom
  • Households that need a quick top-up — 0-100% takes about three and a half hours on the bundled portable charger, which BikeWale rates quicker than 92% of electric scooters
  • Buyers who value a proper dealer network at this price — Lectrix lists showrooms in 91 cities

Caveats

  • The 120 km figure is Lectrix's own IDC claim; the 80-100 km band shown here is our estimate, not an official number. No owner-reported range has been published for this scooter — BikeWale's owner-reported range field is blank. We worked back from comparable 3 kWh India scooters, which use roughly 30-38 Wh per km in city riding: 3,000 Wh at 30 Wh/km is about 100 km, and at 38 Wh/km about 80 km.
  • BikeWale contradicts itself on the same page: the spec table lists a 1.2 kW rated motor, 54 km/h, 134 kg kerb weight and ₹91,996, while the editorial summary just below it says a 1.8 kW motor, 55 km/h, 105 kg kerb and ₹96,999. We use the structured spec-table figures.
  • Lectrix's own website blocks automated checks, and BikeDekho and ZigWheels have no LXS 3.0 listing at all, so every figure here comes from BikeWale alone — weaker sourcing than most entries on this site.
  • Neither battery nor motor warranty is published anywhere we could read, so get the warranty in writing from your dealer before buying.
  • The battery is fixed — not removable and not swappable — so you need a charging point where the scooter is parked. There is no DC fast charging, drum brakes at both ends with CBS and no ABS, no regenerative braking, a halogen headlight, and a digital console with no Bluetooth, navigation or app connectivity.

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₹2,368/yr

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Charging reality

~3.5 hrs on AC charging

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Common questions

Frequently asked about the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh

Is the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh worth buying?
The LXS 3.0 pairs a fixed 3 kWh IP67 lithium-ion pack with a 1.2 kW rated BLDC hub motor and a 54 km/h top speed, so it is built for range at city pace rather than performance. Lectrix claims 120 km; we would plan around 80 to 100 km in real city use. You get drum brakes at both ends with CBS, 10-inch steel wheels on tubeless tyres, 145 mm ground clearance, a 134 kg kerb weight, an 810 mm seat, eco and power modes, a plain digital console, under-seat and front storage and a bundled portable charger for about ₹91,996. Best for budget city riders who want a big battery and a quick home charge, and who do not need connected features or a removable pack.
What is the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh best for?
Best for: Riders who want a 3 kWh battery for about ₹91,996 ex-showroom, Households that need a quick top-up — 0-100% takes about three and a half hours on the bundled portable charger, which BikeWale rates quicker than 92% of electric scooters, and Buyers who value a proper dealer network at this price — Lectrix lists showrooms in 91 cities.
What are the caveats of the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh?
Caveats: The 120 km figure is Lectrix's own IDC claim; the 80-100 km band shown here is our estimate, not an official number. No owner-reported range has been published for this scooter — BikeWale's owner-reported range field is blank. We worked back from comparable 3 kWh India scooters, which use roughly 30-38 Wh per km in city riding: 3,000 Wh at 30 Wh/km is about 100 km, and at 38 Wh/km about 80 km; BikeWale contradicts itself on the same page: the spec table lists a 1.2 kW rated motor, 54 km/h, 134 kg kerb weight and ₹91,996, while the editorial summary just below it says a 1.8 kW motor, 55 km/h, 105 kg kerb and ₹96,999. We use the structured spec-table figures; Lectrix's own website blocks automated checks, and BikeDekho and ZigWheels have no LXS 3.0 listing at all, so every figure here comes from BikeWale alone — weaker sourcing than most entries on this site; Neither battery nor motor warranty is published anywhere we could read, so get the warranty in writing from your dealer before buying; and The battery is fixed — not removable and not swappable — so you need a charging point where the scooter is parked. There is no DC fast charging, drum brakes at both ends with CBS and no ABS, no regenerative braking, a halogen headlight, and a digital console with no Bluetooth, navigation or app connectivity.
What is the real-world range of the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh?
Expect 80–100 km in real riding conditions. Official IDC figures run higher — speed, rider weight, and traffic bring the practical number down, so plan around this band.
What is the top speed of the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh?
The Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh has a top speed of 54 km/h.
What is the price of the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh in India?
The reference ex-showroom price is ₹91,996 (last verified 2026-09-04). On-road prices vary by city, insurance, and state EV incentives — verify the on-road price with a local dealer before booking.
How long does the Lectrix LXS 3.0 Standard 3 kWh take to charge?
~3.5 hrs on a regular home AC connection.

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