Most electric bikes in India look like scooters or weird hybrids. But the Odysse Evoqis is different. This one looks like a real sports bike. From the headlamp to the tail, it has the same feel as a petrol-powered street machine. But here’s the catch—it runs fully on electricity.
And now, it’s available in two versions: Evoqis Lite and Evoqis Standard. Both are good, but they serve different riders. One is focused on budget. The other on range and performance. Let’s talk about both in a way that’s easy to understand.
Two Variants, Two Price Tags
The Odysse Evoqis comes in two price brackets.
- The Lite model is priced around ₹1.18 lakh (ex-showroom).
- The Standard version costs around ₹1.71 lakh (ex-showroom).
You can get the Lite model for an on-road price of roughly ₹1.31 lakh in Delhi. That’s a fair price for an electric bike that actually looks cool.
The Bike Looks Sharp
The first thing you’ll notice is how much this bike looks like a racing machine. No weird design, no scooter vibes. This is a proper full-faired sports bike.
The Evoqis has:
- LED twin headlights
- Clip-on handlebars for a sporty grip
- A fake fuel tank that gives muscle to the body
- Split seat setup
- Alloy wheels and tubeless tyres
It even comes in multiple colors like Lime Green, Red, Blue, Black, and White. The Lime Green is especially eye-catching.
Motor and Range: The Main Difference
Both versions of the bike come with a 3kW electric motor. The real difference lies in the range and top speed.
Evoqis Lite:
- Top speed: 75 km/h
- Range per charge: 90–100 km
- Battery: 60V Lithium-ion, 4.32 kWh
Evoqis Standard:
- Top speed: 80 km/h
- Range per charge: Up to 140 km
- Same 4.32 kWh battery but with better tuning
If you ride short distances daily, the Lite version is enough. If you want to go on longer trips, then the Standard model makes more sense.
Charging Time
It takes about 6 hours to charge the bike fully. Both variants come with a regular portable charger that you can use at home. There’s no fast charging yet, which might be a downside for some users. But for most people, overnight charging is just fine.
How It Feels on the Road
The Evoqis rides pretty well. It’s not too heavy, weighing around 150 kg. The low seat height of 750 mm makes it suitable for short riders too.
The suspension is set up for comfort. You get telescopic forks in the front and a monoshock at the rear. The ground clearance is 170 mm, so it handles speed breakers and uneven roads easily.
The riding posture is aggressive, but not uncomfortable. It has a race bike feel but won’t break your back during city rides.
Brakes and Safety
You get disc brakes on both wheels. There’s also a combined braking system (CBS). That means when you press the rear brake, some power goes to the front brake too. It helps the bike stop more safely, especially for new riders.
Cool Features
This isn’t a stripped-down machine. Even the Lite version has a good number of features:
- Keyless start
- Anti-theft alarm
- Motor cut-off switch
- Digital instrument cluster
- Reverse mode
- Ride modes (Eco, City, and Sport)
It even has regenerative braking, which helps charge the battery a little every time you brake.
Boot Space and Practical Use
Now this isn’t your everyday family bike. It doesn’t have storage space under the seat like scooters. But if you’re using it for daily travel, office commutes, or short weekend rides, it works great.
The boot or luggage part isn’t meant for grocery bags. This bike is all about style, speed, and silence.
Cost of Running
Running costs are super low. Charging the bike once will cost you around ₹15–₹20 depending on your electricity rates. If you ride 1,000 km in a month, your total running cost could be under ₹250. That’s a huge saving compared to petrol bikes.
Also, electric bikes have fewer moving parts. No oil changes. No clutch. No gears. So maintenance is cheaper too.
Who Should Buy This Bike?
If you fall in any of these categories, the Odysse Evoqis might be perfect for you:
- You want a sporty electric bike that doesn’t look boring
- You commute 30 to 50 km a day
- You’re tired of petrol prices and garage bills
- You want to switch to EV but don’t like scooters
This bike is perfect for students, daily commuters, and even working professionals who want a bold ride without burning fuel.
Competition
There are other electric bikes too. Revolt RV400 is one of them. Ola Roadster is coming soon. Oben Rorr is also a strong contender. But none of them have the sporty, full-faired design that Evoqis offers.
The Evoqis stands out simply because of how it looks and how it performs.
What Can Be Better?
Here’s what could be improved:
- No fast charging support
- Service centers are still limited in some cities
- Battery warranty could be longer
- No Bluetooth or GPS features
But if you focus on the riding part and the cost savings, these issues are not dealbreakers.
Final Thought
Odysse Evoqis is for people who want more than just an electric scooter. It’s bold. It’s sharp. It rides like a bike and saves like an EV. Whether you go for the Lite or the Standard version, you get a stylish ride that doesn’t need petrol.
If you’re looking for a bike that gets attention, saves money, and feels great to ride—Evoqis might just be the one.
