Okaya EV has launched its latest electric scooter, the Faast F3 in the Indian market. Priced at Rs 99,999, the new Okaya EV Faast F3 e-scooter is claimed to offer a certified range of 125km on a single charge. The company said that the new e-scooter is waterproof and dust-resistant and has a maximum speed of 70km based upon loading capacity.
The Okaya EV Faast F3 is powered by a 1200W motor delivering peak power of 2500W (3.35hp). It is fitted with 3.53 kWh Li-ion LFP Dual batteries with switchable technology to extend battery life. It takes around 4-5 hours to get fully charged. The electric scooter comes with a 3-year warranty on the battery and motor.
Okaya EV said that it is aiming to bring an affordable range of electric scooters in India and increase the adoption of electric vehicles. The Okaya EV Fasst F3 is packed with features like regenerative braking, reverse mode, and parking mode. It comes with telescopic front forks and hydraulic spring shock absorbers at the rear.
Commenting on the newly launched Faast F3, Mr. Anshul Gupta, Managing Director, Okaya Electric Vehicles said, “Okaya Faast F3 is a revolutionary electric two-wheeler that is introduced to meet the growing demand for top-quality and reliable EVs in India. It is designed to provide a comfortable and safe ride to the users and equipped with the latest technology and features that make it a great choice for those looking to switch to electric mobility. We are confident that the Faast F3 will be a game-changer in the electric two-wheeler market and will help us to further strengthen our presence in the EV space.”
The Okaya EV Faast F3 is available in six colours – Metallic Black, Metallic Cyan, Matte Green, Metallic Grey, Metallic Silver, and Metallic White. The company is offering a 3 years/ 30000kms warranty on the battery pack. The e-scooter offers three riding modes – Eco, City and Sports. It rides on 12-inch tubeless tyres. The scooter comes with an anti-theft feature. It has an amazing wheel lock feature, eliminating the anxiety of scooter theft.
