Top Electric Scooters Under ₹50,000 in India 2025

Yes, you read that right—electric scooters under ₹50,000 in 2025. And no, this isn’t a prank, a typo, or some Shark Tank blooper reel. We’re not talking about glorified e-cycles or fancy toys with two wheels and a battery. We’re talking actual, practical, road-ready scooters that can do the job—and do it well.

Sure, the EV market is mostly premium today. But thanks to some aggressive startups, subsidy boosts, and just plain hustle, there are now real options for folks who want affordable, no-nonsense two-wheelers. Whether you’re a student, delivery gig warrior, or someone done with petrol bills, this list is for you.

Let’s break it down—speed, specs, savings, and sanity–as the mantra goes. Let’s explore all about the scooters under the price range that let’s fact it, suits you the best in terms of price and deliverables.

An electric scooter under ₹50,000 hits the sweet spot for India’s budget-conscious riders. Whether you’re trying to dodge overpacked metro trains, cut delivery costs, or just zip around town without needing a helmet full of EMI stress, this price bracket delivers.

You get decent range, low running costs (hello, 25–30 paise/km), and almost no maintenance drama. No petrol bills. No engine oil. No nonsense. Add to that the eco-friendly vibe of zero-emission commuting, and it’s easy to see why so many are jumping on the e-scooter wave.

The best part? These scooters are usually lightweight, compact, and super easy to handle, making them perfect for first-time riders, senior citizens, or even teens (with a learner’s license, of course).

We didn’t just pick scooters because they looked nice in photos. To make the cut, each model had to:

• Be priced under or around ₹50,000 (ex-showroom) 
• Offer 50+ km range 
• Have a decent battery (Li-ion or Lead-acid) 
• Be available in the Indian market 
• Receive positive user and expert reviews
  

We scoured listings, checked availability, and validated specs with manufacturers. We also made sure none of these scooters are just “concepts” or limited edition unicorns—you can actually go out and buy them.

No, comparison isn’t the thief of joy. It is in fact, very, very important to understand. All before you make a purchase.

Rank	Model	Price (₹)	Range (km)	Battery (kWh)	Source
1	Komaki X One	35,999–45,999	85	1.2	zigwheels.com
2	Ola Gig	39,999	112	0.96	zigwheels.com
3	Tunwal Sport 63	49,990	60–65	0.63	bikedekho.com
4	Zelo Zoop	49,110–90,776	65–140	Graphene	bikedekho.com
5	Ujaas eGo LA	39,880	75	1.0	bikedekho.com

1. Komaki X One

Specs: 1.2 kWh battery, 85 km ARAI range, top speed of 25 km/h

Price: ₹35,999–₹45,999

 

• Pros: 
  • Longest range in this price range 
  • LFP battery options 
  • Lightweight and city-friendly 
• Cons: 
  • Sluggish pickup 
  • Not available in all cities
    

Perfect for daily commutes within 10–20 km, this scooter is low-fuss and easy to maintain.

2. Ola Gig

Specs: 0.96 kWh battery, 112 km range, 25 km/h

Price: ₹39,999

 

• Pros: 
  • Top-tier range 
  • Ola’s sleek design 
  • Ola service support 
• Cons: 
  • Basic dashboard 
  • Still expanding to smaller cities
    

A solid pick if you want to squeeze maximum mileage from every charge. Works great for delivery workers and college students.

3. Tunwal Sport 63

Specs: 60–65 km range, 0.63 kWh

Price: ₹49,990

• Pros: 
  • Solid for city rides 
  • Good after-sales in West India 
• Cons: 
  • Smaller battery 
  • Slower charging
    

Underrated but efficient, this is for riders who want a simple, reliable ride for daily use.

4. Zelo Zoop

Specs: Graphene battery, 65–140 km range

Price: ₹49,110–₹90,776

• Pros: 
  • Graphene = big upgrade in tech 
  • Long theoretical range 
• Cons: 
  • Over ₹50K for top variants 
  • Low service footprint
    

Zelo Zoop pushes the edge with next-gen tech—but be prepared for slightly premium variants.

5. Ujaas eGo LA

Specs: 1.0 kWh battery, 75 km range

Price: ₹39,880

• Pros: 
  • Good for students 
  • Minimal maintenance 
• Cons: 
  • Plain design 
  • Limited dealership access
    

A no-frills pick that gets the job done. Ideal for people in Tier-2/3 cities.

Still browsing? Here are 5 more under-₹50K options that might surprise you:

• Komaki XR1 – ₹29,999 | 55 km 
• Ampere Reo – ₹49,900 | 80 km 
• Avon E Scoot – ₹45,000 | 60 km 
• Gemopai Miso – ₹44,000 | 50 km 
• NIJ Accelero R14 – ₹49,731 | 180 km
  

(That last one? Yep, 180 km claimed. Double-check with your nearest dealer.)

Battery Tech

• Lead-acid: cheaper, shorter life, heavier 
• Li-ion: longer life, better for resale, lighter
  

Real-World Range

• Expect 10–20% lower performance in Indian traffic 
• Always check user reviews, not just brochures
  

Charging & Portability

• Look for removable batteries if you live in apartments 
• Standard 3-pin charging works for all models
  

Service & Warranty

• Minimum 1–2 years battery/motor warranty is a must 
• Local service center = less headache later 
• Check for spare part availability (don’t assume anything!)
  

When is the Licence Required/Essential? And When is it Not?

• If your scooter caps at 25 km/h, no DL required 
• Still: confirm certification with the dealer 
• Some RTOs ask for LL (Learner’s License) even for low-speed EVs
  

Registration Costs

• ₹500–₹1,000 across most states 
• Add ₹300–₹500 for smart card 
• Some states waive fees for EVs—check your local rules!
  

FAQs

1. Which electric scooter is best under ₹50,000?

The Komaki X One balances range, battery, and cost brilliantly.

2. Can I ride without a licence?

Yes—for 25 km/h scooters like Ola Gig or Ujaas eGo LA, you’re good to go.

3. What’s the battery replacement cost?

₹7,000–₹10,000 for lead-acid, ₹15,000–₹20,000 for Li-ion.

4. Where to buy them?

Visit official dealer networks or brand sites. Some even offer home delivery.

5. Are there EMI or exchange offers?

Yes. Some brands offer zero down payment, ₹999/month plans, or old petrol bike exchange options.

Conclusion & Final Picks

Going electric doesn’t have to mean going broke. These electric scooters under ₹50,000 deliver real value in 2025. Bookmark this list, dodge the petrol pump queue, and ride into the EV era with confidence (and a bigger bank balance).

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