Odysse Electric E2Go

Design: The Odysse E2Go looks like a traditional scooter at first glance. The scooter features indicators on the handlebar while the headlight is on the front apron. Like most modern-day scooters, the E2Go features an LED DRL.

Features: Being an economic e-scooter, the E2Go’s feature list isn’t exhaustive. That said, it does get nifty features such as keyless entry, anti-theft motor locking mechanism, and USB charging. The E2Go also gets an LED instrument console.

Motor: The Odysse E2Go and E2Go Lite are powered by a 250 watt, 60V BLDC motor with three riding modes. The top speed of the E2Go and E2Go Lite is 25kmph. The E2Go is powered by a 28AH lead acid battery that takes five hours to charge while the E2Go Lite is available with a portable lithium-ion battery that charges in four hours. The E2Go and E2Go Lite get telescopic forks and dual-spring hydraulic shocks at the rear. A disc brake at the front and a drum brake at the rear handle the braking.

Rivals: The Odysse E2Go competes with the likes of the Eeve Ahava, Eeve Atreo and Hero Electric Flash, which feature a similar motor and are targeted at the same audience group.

Range: E2Go can go upto 130 km/charge after a full charge.

Charging Time: E2Go battery takes 4 Hr to get charged.

Variants: The Odysse E2Go is available in standard and Lite variants. While the standard is powered by a lead acid battery, the Lite is powered by a lithium-ion battery. Both variants are available in five colours.