• EV are highly economical. Within 1.5 years you can actually save the money equivalent to the amount of electric scooter to the amount you will spend on petrol fuel.
• Electric Scooter are extremely low maintenance scooters. Hence running cost reduces further…
•  You will undoubtedly help to save the environment as there is no air or noise pollution
  made by Electric Scooters. Hence contributing to #Swachha Bharat Abhiyan

Electric scooters are non-geared two-wheelers that work like a regular scooter but run on electricity. The components and other electrical parts all covered that give the rider an extra layer of safety, on every route.

It always depends on the model of the scooter, weight of the rider, road conditions,
riding speed.

Yes. The safety of any electric scooter is dependent on its components, especially the battery. Our batteries undergo rigorous testing and/or have proven reliable over time.

We do not recommend taking ride in the rain or in wet conditions. The road is more slippery and it will take you longer to brake. If you ever get caught in the rain, our scooters are safe to use.

Around 6 to 8 hours for lead-acid battery and 3 to 4 hour for li-ion battery.

Yes, you can wash your E-Vehicle with water but NO high pressure should be used.

Yes, you can ride your e-vehicle in monsoon. You have to take some precautions like you should not ride in deep water. After riding, the vehicle should be parked in a dry place or under covered place. After the ride, make sure the vehicle and components are
kept dry.

Genuine Spare parts are available at authorisedToxmo Motors Pvt Ltd Showrooms.

Charge the battery at a slow pace, not on fast rate. Charge more at home/apartment parking or convenient place, less at high-voltage chargers. Don’t fully charge the battery unless you’ve got a long trip tomorrow; stop at 90 to 95%. Don’t let the battery run down too far.

Rarely and no. Any incident with new technology draws attention. According to the National Fire Protection Association, car or 2w fires in combustion-engine vehicles are about 100 times more common than in EVs.

As per CMVR 1989 Rule, EVs fitted with a motor rated not more than 250W would not be requiring any RTO registrations i.e low-speed version. Whereas motor capacity above 300W shall be liable for green color high-security number plate issued by local authority i.e high-speed scooter.

Any battery-operated vehicle which has power less than 250W and speed limit not more than 25kmph such electric scooter are exempted from RTO and these electric scooters don’t require a license in India.

In general, all EVs scooters have a load capacity of 150 to 160 kg, which is equal to the carrying capacity of any petrol vehicle.

Amount of electricity consumed by an EV is dependent on voltage (V) and current (Ah) values.For instance, if the battery is rated as 48V 28Ah they 48VX28Ah=1344W as Power= Voltage x Current.So it is taking about 1.34 KW. Depending on electricity tariff rates in your region i.e  Rs
3 for 1 Unit consumption. So the approx electricity consumption for the battery would be approx 1.34KW x 3 = Rs 4.02. Hence Electric Scooters are highly economical as compared to their counterpart Petrol
Vehicles. Electric Scooters are said to run at 10 paise/km while a petrol vehicle requires equivalent of Rs 3 to 4 per KM.

In India, we have various temperature mode ranging from 0 degree to around 45 degree C thus VRLA battery with 250-300 life cycle lasts around 1 years whereas lithium-ion with 1300-1500 life cycle last around 3 years.

Each electric Scooter company comes with different battery warranties. Currently Toxmo Scooters comes with maximum battery warranty, i.e, 3 year of Lithium-Ion batteries and 1 year for VRLA batteries respectively.

Batteries are the soul of EV's and it depends on the model wise specifications.For VRLA type batteries of 12v 28Ah, the approx. price per battery cost may vary from Rs 2400* to Rs 4000*. For a Lithium battery LFP, the average price for a 60v30 ah is approx Rs 28000* to Rs 35,000*.

Yes, charging an electric powered scooter is as easy as charging your cell phones. It can be charged by a regular 6 Amp socket with ease.

Yes, a battery-operated vehicle can easily go uphill, the only difference that makes is you need to get a more powerful battery for travelling long ranges as going uphill will consume more battery that would reduce average travelling distance of per charge of your e-scooter. Along with the battery the Peak Power motor of the Electric Vehicle provides you required torque to go uphill. For example, electric scooter has a peak power motor of 1000 Watts. Hence EV Scooter can go uphill even on 150kg of load.

If your vehicle is a NON-RTO then it is not compulsory to get it insured but in case if you want to you can get your electric scooter insured by any insurance provider.

Yes, all the leading financial banks and NBFC are providing finance on EV Bikes & Scooters. The applicant eligibility criteria must match to their policy & norms.You have to contact with your local Bank & NBFC branch at nearest place.

Yes, it is safe to ride it in the rainy season as it operates on DC voltages of 48V-72V. So you need not worry about the shocks that occur with AC supplies. Whereas, the motors used within are IP65 rated i.e waterproof which protects it with water outside.

Your safety is in your hands, it is always recommended to wear a helmet while riding a vehicle.