Electric scooters help reduce pollution by producing zero emissions, using minimal electricity, and replacing short car trips. They also lower noise pollution, making them a cleaner, quieter option for urban travel.
Vida Z may have a family-friendly design with a removable 2.2–4.4kWh battery, PMSM motor, and a touchscreen with smart features.
Suzuki e-Access may be equipped with a 3.07 kWh battery, around 95 km range, smart features, and could launch in India by late 2025.
Gogoro CrossOver GX250 may have a 2.5kW motor, 111 km range, keyless ignition, and battery swapping and likely to offers multiple storage options and competes with the Hero Electric Nyx.
Hero Vida VX2 may have removable batteries, up to 165 km range, and likely to have a battery subscription service for affordability.
Ampere Nexus can be a flagship electric scooter from the brand. It may come with a traditional scooter design, available in multiple colours.
Eblu Feo may have LED lights, a Bluetooth-enabled digital display, USB charging, storage gloves, three ride modes, and reverse mode.
Liger X and X Plus can be India’s first self-balancing e-scooters with speeds up to 65 km/h, likely to offer a range of 60–100 km, smart connectivity, and a price of ₹1.7 lakh
Jitendra EV Yunik may be equipped with a 3.8 kWh battery, may offer a range of 118 km with the top speed of 75 km/h, may have disc brakes, smartphone connectivity, and smart accessories.
Ultraviolette Tesseract, can be a premium electric scooter from Bengaluru with futuristic design and advanced features.