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5 Best Electric Scooters to Buy in India Under Rs 1 Lakh: World EV Day
The Indian electric two-wheeler market is rapidly expanding, offering various options under Rs 1 lakh. Notable models include the Odysse SUN, priced at Rs 81,000, featuring a peak motor and two battery choices for urban commuting. The TVS Orbiter, at Rs 99,000, boasts advanced tech like cruise control and a 158 km range. The Ampere Magnus Neo, available for Rs 84,999, focuses on durability with a 118 km range. Hero's Vida VX2 Plus, priced at Rs 82,790, emphasizes security and fast charging, while the Ola S1X Gen 3 starts at Rs 73,999, providing multiple battery options and flexible range.
Times Drive Desk
Updated Sep 9, 2025, 05:00 PM IST
5 Best Electric Scooters to Buy in India Under Rs 1 Lakh. (Representative Image)
The Indian electric two-wheeler market has grown quickly, with brands offering longer ranges, faster charging, and advanced features at accessible prices. For buyers with a budget under Rs 1 lakh, here are five options worth considering.
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Odysse SUN
Odysse SUN
The Odysse SUN, priced from Rs 81,000 (ex-showroom), caters to urban commuters looking for both performance and practicality. Powered by a 2500W peak motor, it can reach 70 kmph and comes with two battery pack choices: 1.95 kWh for up to 85 km range and 2.90 kWh for up to 130 km range. Features include a 32-litre under-seat storage, cushioned comfort seating and keyless start-stop. The scooter also offers city drive, reverse and parking modes, along with dual disc brakes and a refined suspension system.
TVS Orbiter
TVS Orbiter
TVS Motor’s Orbiter enters the market at Rs 99,000 (ex-showroom, including PM E-Drive scheme). It comes with a 3.1 kWh battery, delivering an IDC range of 158 km on a single charge. Segment-first features such as cruise control, hill-hold assist, reverse parking assist and automatic motor cut-off on fall add to rider safety and convenience. With 34 litres of boot space, connected vehicle features, geo-fencing and OTA updates, the Orbiter appeals strongly to tech-savvy commuters.
Ampere Magnus Neo
Ampere Magnus Neo
The Ampere Magnus Neo is available at Rs 84,999 (ex-showroom) and is designed for riders seeking long range with durable battery technology. It runs on a 2.3 kWh LFP battery, known for safety and longer cycle life, offering 118 km certified range and 80-95 km in real-world Eco mode. The scooter achieves a top speed of 65 kmph and charges in 5–6 hours. Features include a removable battery, digital LCD display, USB charging, LED lighting and three riding modes with a reverse function. Its dual-frame steel chassis and 165 mm ground clearance add to its practicality.
Hero Vida VX2 Plus
Hero Vida VX2 Plus
Hero’s Vida VX2 Plus is priced from Rs 82,790 (ex-showroom) and stands out with security-focused features like immobilisation and cloud connectivity. It also supports smartphone integration, FOTA updates and turn-by-turn navigation on a 4.3-inch TFT display. The scooter offers a 142 km IDC range, top speed of 80 kmph and accelerates from 0 to 40 kmph in 3.1 seconds. It supports fast charging (0 to 80% in 62 minutes) and AC charging, with removable batteries and a large 33.2-litre boot that can fit a full-face helmet. Wide 12-inch tyres further enhance stability.
Ola S1X Gen 3
Ola S1X Gen 3
The Ola S1X Gen 3 comes at an stating ex-showroom price of Rs 73,999, with higher battery options costing more. The base 2 kWh variant offers a 108 km IDC range and 101 kmph top speed, while the 3 kWh and 4 kWh versions offer 176 km and 242 km of riding range on a single charge, respectively. All models feature a 4.3-inch segmented LCD cluster, LED lighting, 34-litre boot space and regenerative braking. Strong acceleration and multiple range options make it a flexible choice for a wide range of buyers.
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