Bajaj Chetak EV vs Ola S1 Pro vs TVS iQube : Electric scooters are the emerging mode of urban commuting in India, with three major names competing the most: Bajaj Chetak EV, Ola S1 Pro, and TVS iQube. Each of these scooters boasts a distinct design, performance, and features that will confuse the consumer even more. Let’s check them out for comparison against each other.
A new-age electric scooter with a little hint of retro. The design is elegant and classic, harking back to the old iconic Chetak but made contemporary with features such as LED lighting, a digital display, and a superior build quality. Depending on the variant, the scooters would be looking at a range of approximately 108-127 km after being fully charged, with top speeds of about 73 km/h for the Indian roads. The design is targeted towards durability and comfortable use and riding by the prospective buyer who would love an elegant, but practical, electric scooter.
Conversely, Ola S1 Pro is expected to provide a performance-oriented tech-savvy design. The futuristic bold design coupled high-speed performance put the performance at 120 km/h with a claimed range of 181 km on a single charge, loaded with advanced features such as big touchscreen dashboard, riding modes, cruise control, and reverse mode. Adrenaline pumping experience loaded with the latest in technology defines performance enthusiast who wants this one; however, it might feel too much for the light commuters simply looking for a laid-back ride.
iQube is somewhere in the middle trying to bring together he ingredients that combine practicality, comfort, and a modern electronic feature. A more conventional composition in design, the ride attracts buyers who like clean simple lines. The iQube would cover a distance of 100-140 km, according to the variant, and attain a top speed of approximately 82 km/h. Features include a TFT display with smartphone connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, and riding modes. To cover the convenience in day-to-day use, TVS has also built a decent charging network.
So, it holds that if one loves classic design with reliability, the Bajaj Chetak EV will be safe. A clear winner for a power-packed new-age scooter with several features will be the Ola S1Pro. And if you are just wanting a fine balance with “comfort” and “tech” attitude, then the TVS iQube will be hard to resist. It needs no mention that with all the choices available, electric scooters in India certainly do hold promise for all classes of riders.