1. Ampere Reo Vyb – The Ampere Reo VYB is built around simplicity, convenience and accessible electric mobility. With a top speed of 25 km/h, it does not require a driving licence or registration, making it suited to everyday city commutes and short-distance errands. Its 1.44 kWh LFP battery delivers an 80+ km real-world range, while the 74 kg kerb weight makes it easy to handle. The scooter also offers 24-litre boot space, a 3.5-inch colour LCD cluster, reverse mode and four colour options. With 0–80% charging taking around 4 hours, the Reo VYB is positioned as a practical low-speed EV for convenient daily use.
2. AMO Electric Scooter Single Light – A Low-Speed Commuter With Practical Range
The AMO Electric Scooter Single Light is positioned as a low-speed electric scooter aimed at everyday urban mobility. It offers a claimed 60–70 km range, a top speed of 25 km/h and comes with a lead-acid battery and portable charger. The scooter also features a BLDC motor, tubeless tyres, LED lighting, front disc/drum braking and an anti-theft alarm, making it a straightforward option for short-distance commuting where ease of use and affordability are key considerations.
3. EOX ROX – A Lightweight Electric Scooter With Removable Battery
The EOX ROX focuses on flexibility and convenience with a removable lithium-ion battery and a claimed 50–60 km range. Its non-RTO positioning and 25 km/h low-speed format make it relevant for consumers looking for a simpler urban mobility option. The scooter comes with features including a digital display, tubeless tyres, disc brakes, reverse gear, USB charging, parking mode, an anti-theft lock and emergency ride mode. Its relatively lightweight construction further adds to its appeal for everyday city use.
4. MIOOX Electric Scooter – Combining Sporty Styling With Everyday Comfort
The MIOOX Electric Scooter brings a more conventional scooter-like design to the low-speed EV category, with a wide seat, LED headlight, spacious footrest and sporty body styling. It uses a 48V 30Ah lithium-ion battery and claims a 50–60 km range, while its robust suspension and disc brakes are aimed at providing a more comfortable and controlled ride. Additional conveniences include USB charging, adjustable rear-view mirrors and a side stand.
5. Green Invicta – A Steel-Frame Electric Scooter Focused on Utility
The Green Invicta takes a utility-oriented approach with a steel frame, 60 km claimed range and a top speed of 25 km/h. It is powered by a 250W motor and a 60V lead-acid battery, with a claimed charging time of around 4–6 hours. The scooter also gets 10-inch tyres, dual suspension, dual braking, an LCD cluster and an adjustable handlebar. Its non-RTO configuration and portable charger further position it as an option for consumers seeking basic electric mobility for regular short-distance travel.