Kinetic DX vs Ather Rizta S vs Vida VX2 vs Ola S1X vs Bajaj Chetak 3001: Compared
Kinetic DX
Kinetic DX: Available in two variants: DX and DX+, the scooter is priced at Rs 1,11,499 and Rs 1,17,499 respectively (ex-showroom).Ather Rizta S: The Ather Rizta S costs Rs 1,12,046 (ex-showroom).
Vida VX2: The VX2 comes in two versions: VX2 Go and VX2 Plus and features a Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model, enabling customers to lease the battery rather than purchase it. This significantly lowers the initial cost. With the BaaS option, the VX2 Go is priced at Rs 59,490 and the VX2 Plus at Rs 64,990 (ex-showroom). Opting to buy the battery increases the prices to Rs 99,490 for the Go and Rs 1,09,990 for the Plus variant (ex-showroom).
Bajaj Chetak 3001
Ola S1X: Ola has a wide range of electric scooters in its portfolio with various configurations. The closest to the Kinetic DX comes the Ola S1 (2kWh), priced at Rs 73,999 (ex-showroom).Bajaj Chetak 3001: The Bajaj Chetak 3001 is priced at Rs 99,990,Range (Claimed, IDC)
Vida VX2 Go
Kinetic DX: The DX offers a certified IDC range of 116km on a single charge.Ather Rizta S: The Ather Rizta S with the 2.9kWh battery offers 123km, while the 3.7kWh battery delivers up to 159km.Vida VX2: The VX2 Go is equipped with a 2.2kWh battery offering an IDC-certified range of up to 92 km, while the VX2 Plus comes with a larger 3.4kWh battery that delivers up to 142 km on a full charge.
Ola S1X
Ola S1X: The Ola SlX with the 2kWh battery provides an IDC-certified range of up to 108km on a single charge.advertisementBajaj Chetak 3001: Based on the Chetak 35 Series platform, the Chetak 3001 is equipped with a 3.0kWh battery positioned on the floorboard, offering a certified range of 127km per charge.Battery and chargingKinetic DX: The DX is powered by a 4.8kW BLDC hub motor that allows a top speed of 90kmph. The motor is paired with a 4.6kWh LFP battery, developed by Range-X. The DX takes 3 hours to charge from 0-80%.Ather Rizta S: Charging from 0-80% takes 4 hours and 30 minutes, while 0-100% takes 5 hours and 45 minutes.
Ather Rizta
Vida VX2: With fast charging, the battery can reach 80% in just 60 minutes. Using the standard 580W charger, the Go variant takes approximately 3 hours and 53 minutes for a full charge, while the Plus variant takes about 5 hours and 39 minutes.Ola S1X: 4 kWh. Takes 4 hours and 50 minutes to charge from 0-80%.Bajaj Chetak 3001: The Chetak 3001 supports a 750W charger that charges the battery from 0 to 80% in just 3 hours and 50 minutes.advertisementSubscribe to Auto Today Magazine- Ends
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