Introduced at a price point of ₹81,000, the newly launched Odysse Sun electric scooter boasts a range of up to 130 kilometers.
Introducing the Odysse Sun Electric Scooter: Power, Comfort, and Affordability Combined
The Odysse Sun electric scooter is making waves in the electric vehicle market, offering a unique blend of power, comfort, and affordability. This scooter, designed with urban commuters in mind, promises to be a reliable companion for daily commutes.
Powered by a 2,500W peak power motor, the Odysse Sun boasts a top speed of 70 km/h and instant torque, making it suitable for city traffic and short distances. The scooter comes with AIS 156-certified lithium-ion batteries, available in two capacities. The larger 2.9 kWh battery pack offers a competitive range of up to 130 km, putting it on par with other models in the market.
Comfort and practicality are at the heart of the Odysse Sun's design. It features a 32-litre under-seat storage capacity, one of the highest in its segment, making it practical for daily use. The scooter adopts a plus-size ergonomic design, focusing on ride comfort and a sporty stance.
When it comes to safety, the Odysse Sun doesn't compromise. It features telescopic front suspension, hydraulic multi-level adjustable rear shock absorbers, front and rear disc brakes, keyless start-stop, a digital instrument cluster, double flash reverse light, and three riding modes (Drive, Parking, and Reverse). The scooter also comes equipped with LED lighting, aviation-grade seating, and a large 32-litre under-seat storage space.
Comparatively, the Odysse Sun competes with the Ola S1 Air in terms of claimed range. The Ola S1 Air offers a range of up to 151 km, potentially with higher speeds depending on the variant. However, the Odysse Sun's under-seat storage capacity is superior to the Ola S1 Air and similar to the Ather Rizta, which offers 22 litres of storage.
The Odysse Sun is positioned as a more affordable option with a focus on simplicity and practicality. It lacks some of the advanced tech features available in rivals like Ola and Ather but offers a robust service network alternative with a lower price tag.
In conclusion, the Odysse Sun is a viable option for riders prioritizing storage, comfort, and ease of use without the need for high-tech features. With a claimed top speed of 70 kmph, a range of up to 130 km, and a sporty design, the Odysse Sun is a compelling choice for daily commuters who want a quick turnaround for regular use. The scooter comes in four colours: Patina Green, Gunmetal Grey, Phantom Black, and Ice Blue.
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