There is more to it . As someone who works in an electric scooter showroom , here is some advice. 1) Only buy an electric scooter if it's actually profitable . If you average about 1-2K on fuel per month then don't bother with an Electric, however if you average 5-6K on fuel per month then yes you should definitely buy one. 2) Apart from Ether and Ola, almost all other electric scooter companies are just copies of Chinese scooters. Bussinessmen reverse engineers the cheap scooters from China and produce them domestically. The issue? Lots and Lots of design problems. 4) Electric scooters have warranties, but warranty doesn't cover some of the scooter parts. (Like the display in some cases.) If these develop issues then it's a big hole in your wallet. 5) Electric Scooters don't have alot parts, but the parts are EXPENSIVE. Most electronics and Batteries come from Chinaa. Even the smallest parts can cost 2-9K because of the import duties. Also these are CHINESE PRODUCTs. They don't have their own warranties and there's no guarantee how long these replaced parts will last. 6) If you are buying a scooter, ask the seller costs for replacement of each part. If the parts are available in India itself then it's a big green signal. 7) Smart Displays are cool but not really essential. You can get Google maps anytime by just placing a phone stand on the scooter. 8) Enquire about the chargers. Whats the warranty on the charger? How much is it costing? What are the customer reviews? Can the charger be repaired locally if it faults? 9) Check storage space. Since EVs dont have an engine there is opportunity for HUGE storage. Dont miss out on that. From Environment perspective E-scooters are a must buy but from a financial standpoint? I recommend waiting 1-2 years for the technology to polish itself.
Brother i am planning to buy one can u suggest me any non resistered scooty as i want 100 km range with 50 to 60 km/hr speed and what should i check in the body of the scooty your answer will be highly appreciated thank u
very useful and insight ful info for the ev buyers.. i have 1 question. do we have EV bikes with removable batteries for charging in India. please share details
Today I saw an electric scooter so I tried searching to know how it works etc and if electric cars and scooters comes out then it's better , it will reduce pollution which will be a big help
Hey guys, what do you think about electric scooters?
There is more to it . As someone who works in an electric scooter showroom , here is some advice.
1) Only buy an electric scooter if it's actually profitable . If you average about 1-2K on fuel per month then don't bother with an Electric, however if you average 5-6K on fuel per month then yes you should definitely buy one.
2) Apart from Ether and Ola, almost all other electric scooter companies are just copies of Chinese scooters. Bussinessmen reverse engineers the cheap scooters from China and produce them domestically. The issue? Lots and Lots of design problems.
4) Electric scooters have warranties, but warranty doesn't cover some of the scooter parts. (Like the display in some cases.) If these develop issues then it's a big hole in your wallet.
5) Electric Scooters don't have alot parts, but the parts are EXPENSIVE. Most electronics and Batteries come from Chinaa. Even the smallest parts can cost 2-9K because of the import duties. Also these are CHINESE PRODUCTs. They don't have their own warranties and there's no guarantee how long these replaced parts will last.
6) If you are buying a scooter, ask the seller costs for replacement of each part. If the parts are available in India itself then it's a big green signal.
7) Smart Displays are cool but not really essential. You can get Google maps anytime by just placing a phone stand on the scooter.
8) Enquire about the chargers. Whats the warranty on the charger? How much is it costing? What are the customer reviews? Can the charger be repaired locally if it faults?
9) Check storage space. Since EVs dont have an engine there is opportunity for HUGE storage. Dont miss out on that.
From Environment perspective E-scooters are a must buy but from a financial standpoint? I recommend waiting 1-2 years for the technology to polish itself.
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Brother i am planning to buy one can u suggest me any non resistered scooty as i want 100 km range with 50 to 60 km/hr speed and what should i check in the body of the scooty your answer will be highly appreciated thank u
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Hi. Which one u bought?@@ajayshaw5293
Thankyou so so much for this video...i was really waiting for this one
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very useful and insight ful info for the ev buyers.. i have 1 question. do we have EV bikes with removable batteries for charging in India. please share details
There aren’t many options. You can consider Bounce Infinity E1. It has removable battery that can be charged at home.
Today I saw an electric scooter so I tried searching to know how it works etc and if electric cars and scooters comes out then it's better , it will reduce pollution which will be a big help
i use chargemod to find nearest charging stations. prices are economical
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may be because of my lac of English langue
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