Raftaar Bumblebee vs e-Sprinto LS

THE WORST SERVICE FACILITIES WHICH I HAD EXPERIENCED TILL NOW.MY BIKE STARTED TO SHUTDOWN EACH AFTER 15KMS,SO I HAD TO PUSH IT AND GO TO HOME.FROM 2 MONTHS IT IS IN THE SERVICE STATION,THEY ARE JUST DELAYING SAYING THAT THEY WILL REPAIR AND GIVE IT WITHIN 2 DAYS OR THIS WEEK.TILL NOW I DIDN'T GET IT BACK FROM THE SERVICE STATION.BIKE IS GOOD BUT IT GIVES MILEAGE ONLY 30 KMS.

Had a great experience with this vehicle and the battery gives much enough charge for 2days and comfortable Very good

Great choice within a good price range, and it also comes with features in this segment. EVs are better than petrol.

I've owned this scooter for about a month now and have completed around 70 km on it to date. this is my first vehicle and I'm surprised no one else has reviewed it yet. It has decent features for an EV in this price range including riding modes (25kmh/35kmh/45kmh top speed) that you can change while riding and a reverse mode as well. It also comes with safety features such as stand sensors, a Remote lock (like a car), and a brake sensor so that you don't accelerate and brake at the same time. The pickup is also quite decent for the price but is a little bit lower compared to petrol scooters. I was quite impressed by its boot space which can easily fit a large helmet. When it comes to the negatives there is only one I can think of. The range is a bit of a drawback as in reality the range is around 50 km and I already had to charge it once. It also comes with a detachable battery which is very convenient if you live in an apartment like me. I would recommend this vehicle if you don't care about speed and your daily commute is less than 25 km in total. I feel It is ideal for college students like me.