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Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh

The Faast F4 sells on battery size: 4.4 kWh split across a 2.16 kWh portable pack and a 2.24 kWh fixed one, with a 160 km claim, for ₹1,11,996 ex-showroom. Okaya claims 160 km; we would plan around 130 to 155 km in real city use. The rest is basic — a 2.5 kW BLDC hub motor, 70 km/h, drum brakes front and rear with CBS, telescopic front suspension, 12-inch steel wheels on tubeless tyres, a segmented LCD console with no app or navigation, and a 5-6 hour charge with no DC fast charging. You do get LED projector lighting, keyless lock, remote and push-button start, reverse and walk assist, under-seat and front storage, and a 3-year or 30,000 km battery warranty with 3 years on the motor. Best for riders who want range per rupee and can charge at home or carry a battery indoors.

At a glance₹1,11,996 reference price · Real-world range 130–155 km

Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh electric scooter exterior, side profile view.
Photo by BikeWale via Editorial image · Editorial use

Key specs

Battery
4.4 kWh
Real-world range
130–155 km
Charge time
~6 hrs
DC fast charging
No
Top speed
70 km/h
Reference price
₹1,11,996
Last verified
2026-09-20

Best for

  • Riders who want the biggest battery for the money — 4.4 kWh and a 160 km claim for ₹1,11,996, where most scooters at this price carry 3 to 3.5 kWh
  • People who cannot charge in the parking spot — one of the two batteries (2.16 kWh) lifts out and can be carried indoors to charge
  • Everyday city commuting — 70 km/h top speed, Eco, City and Sport modes, reverse and walk assist, 12-inch tubeless tyres front and rear, and keyless lock with remote start

Caveats

  • The 160 km figure is Okaya’s own claim; the 130-155 km band shown here is our estimate, not an official number. No owner-reported range is published for the Faast F4, so we worked back from the 4,400 Wh pack at roughly 28-33 Wh per km of city consumption.
  • Only one of the two batteries is portable — the other 2.24 kWh pack is fixed — and BikeWale records the scooter as not swappable while BikeDekho shows a swap capability. Treat it as a home-charging scooter.
  • There is no DC fast charging. A full charge takes 5-6 hours on BikeWale’s figures and 6-7 hours on BikeDekho’s, and BikeWale notes that the fast charger is not included in the vehicle price.
  • Both brakes are drums with CBS — there is no disc and no ABS — and the top speed is 70 km/h, so this is a city scooter, not a highway one.
  • The display is a 3.75-inch segmented LCD with no Bluetooth, no navigation, no app connectivity and no OTA updates.
  • BikeWale and BikeDekho publish no kerb weight, ground clearance, seat height or wheelbase for the Faast F4, so none is recorded here. BikeWale now lists the brand as OPG Mobility rather than Okaya.

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₹2,176/yr

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Charging reality

~6 hrs on AC charging

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Is the Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh worth buying?
The Faast F4 sells on battery size: 4.4 kWh split across a 2.16 kWh portable pack and a 2.24 kWh fixed one, with a 160 km claim, for ₹1,11,996 ex-showroom. Okaya claims 160 km; we would plan around 130 to 155 km in real city use. The rest is basic — a 2.5 kW BLDC hub motor, 70 km/h, drum brakes front and rear with CBS, telescopic front suspension, 12-inch steel wheels on tubeless tyres, a segmented LCD console with no app or navigation, and a 5-6 hour charge with no DC fast charging. You do get LED projector lighting, keyless lock, remote and push-button start, reverse and walk assist, under-seat and front storage, and a 3-year or 30,000 km battery warranty with 3 years on the motor. Best for riders who want range per rupee and can charge at home or carry a battery indoors.
What is the Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh best for?
Best for: Riders who want the biggest battery for the money — 4.4 kWh and a 160 km claim for ₹1,11,996, where most scooters at this price carry 3 to 3.5 kWh, People who cannot charge in the parking spot — one of the two batteries (2.16 kWh) lifts out and can be carried indoors to charge, and Everyday city commuting — 70 km/h top speed, Eco, City and Sport modes, reverse and walk assist, 12-inch tubeless tyres front and rear, and keyless lock with remote start.
What are the caveats of the Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh?
Caveats: The 160 km figure is Okaya’s own claim; the 130-155 km band shown here is our estimate, not an official number. No owner-reported range is published for the Faast F4, so we worked back from the 4,400 Wh pack at roughly 28-33 Wh per km of city consumption; Only one of the two batteries is portable — the other 2.24 kWh pack is fixed — and BikeWale records the scooter as not swappable while BikeDekho shows a swap capability. Treat it as a home-charging scooter; There is no DC fast charging. A full charge takes 5-6 hours on BikeWale’s figures and 6-7 hours on BikeDekho’s, and BikeWale notes that the fast charger is not included in the vehicle price; Both brakes are drums with CBS — there is no disc and no ABS — and the top speed is 70 km/h, so this is a city scooter, not a highway one; The display is a 3.75-inch segmented LCD with no Bluetooth, no navigation, no app connectivity and no OTA updates; and BikeWale and BikeDekho publish no kerb weight, ground clearance, seat height or wheelbase for the Faast F4, so none is recorded here. BikeWale now lists the brand as OPG Mobility rather than Okaya.
What is the real-world range of the Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh?
Expect 130–155 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 Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh?
The Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh has a top speed of 70 km/h.
What is the price of the Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh in India?
The reference ex-showroom price is ₹1,11,996 (last verified 2026-09-20). 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 Okaya Faast F4 4.4 kWh take to charge?
~6 hrs on a regular home AC connection.

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