Compared to petrol bikes, it recovers the cost in about 2 years. Power delivery is linear and predictable even when the battery drops below 20%. It performs better than the Suzuki access 125. Build quality is very good, it charges fast, pickup is excellent, the ride is smooth, great value for money, and very comfortable for ladies and old men.

I have ridden my Suzuki electric scooter for about 15,603 km, so this is based on daily use, not a first impression. Mostly used for city errands, market runs, short highway stretches, and routine commuting, I’ve seen both its strengths and weak spots. Comfort and smoothness stand out: it stays stable on rough roads, the suspension manages speed breakers and potholes better than many lightweight EVs, the seat works for longer rides, and the riding posture doesn’t cause much back pain. Acceleration is smooth rather than aggressive, made for practicality and not for racing. In traffic it’s easy to control, the silent motor keeps things calm, and braking is decent and confidence inspiring. Battery performance has stayed fairly consistent even after crossing 15,000 km; under normal conditions I still get a usable daily range, though it drops with heavy load, higher speeds, or very hot weather. Overnight home charging is acceptable. Build quality feels stronger than many new startup EV brands, and panels, switches, and overall fit and finish have held up well. Maintenance costs are lower than petrol scooters, which helps its practicality. Downsides: top speed is limited versus performance-focused EVs, service availability varies by location, and for very long rural trips the charging infrastructure can still be an issue. Overall, it’s reliable, comfortable, economical, and practical for everyday commuting. It’s not the most powerful, but it feels dependable.

Rides nicely and the design is well done, but paying around two laks for roughly 90 km of range feels off. It’s fine for short-distance use, yet for longer trips the charge can be unpredictable, so you should think twice. Aside from the battery issue, it’s otherwise a good buy.