Evolet Pony-Price: Rs. 55,799 (approx.): Evolet Pony, priced around Rs. 55,799, stands out as one of the most affordable electric-bike entries in India. Its low price makes it a likely pick for first-time buyers or those wanting a simple, city-commute EV. Though basic in features, its value lies in accessibility, a minimal-investment path to electric mobility, especially for short errands or occasional use, offering entry into EV ownership without big financial commitment.
Joy e-bike Wolf-Price: Rs. 54,303 (approx.): Joy e-bike Wolf is even more affordable, with an on-road price of about Rs. 54,303. It’s designed for budget-conscious riders needing a no-frills electric scooter primarily for short city rides. With modest speed and limited range, it won’t suit long commutes, but for students or daily local travel, its appeal lies in its extreme affordability and practicality for basic transport needs.
Yo Drift-Price: Rs. 55,000 (approx.): Yo Drift, priced roughly Rs. 55,000, is another entry-level electric option in the under Rs. 3 lakh segment. It offers minimalistic, budget-oriented transport, ideal for short, flat-terrain commutes or occasional use. While you cannot expect long-range or high performance, Yo Drift provides a low-cost entry into EV mobility, making it a no-risk choice for someone looking for the cheapest possible electric bike.
Kinetic Green Zing-Price: Rs. 73,798 (approx.): Kinetic Green Zing, with a price around Rs. 73,798, positions itself as a low-cost but slightly more capable option than the ultra-budget models. At this price, it may offer better battery or range than the lowest-cost scooters, making it suitable for regular city commuting rather than just sporadic use. For someone modestly budget-conscious but seeking a usable everyday EV for commuting, Zing can be a reasonable compromise between cost and practicality.
Bounce Infinity E1-Price: Rs. 1,12,282 (approx.): Bounce Infinity E1, at about Rs. 1,12,282 on-road, occupies the mid-segment of the under Rs. 3 lakh EV bracket. It offers improved usability, better battery/ range, and likely more stable performance compared to entry-level scooters. For buyers wanting a reliable daily commuter EV without spending too much, the E1 strikes a balance, more practical than ultra-budget rides, yet still very affordable in EV terms.
Joy e-bike Mihos-Price: Rs. 1,09,463 (approx.): Joy e-bike Mihos, priced around Rs. 1,09,463, offers another mid-range pick under Rs. 3 lakh. For buyers looking for slightly better performance and range than base models, Mihos serves as a solid option. It suits those wanting everyday usability, commuting, errands or short rides, without stretching the budget too far. It’s a step up from basic budget scooters but still comfortably within a modest spend.
Okinawa i-Praise-Price: Rs. 1,32,955 (approx.): Okinawa i-Praise, with a price of about Rs. 1,32,955, represents one of the more feature-rich electric bikes available below Rs. 3 lakh. Compared to entry-level and mid-range scooters, i-Praise likely offers better battery, comfort and suitability for frequent commuting. For someone seeking a dependable, everyday EV for urban commuting, without crossing the Rs. 3 lakh ceiling, it represents a practical ‘higher-end under budget’ choice.
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