Okinawa R30 electric scooter vs Hero Electric Atria

Okinawa R30 electric scooter vs Hero Electric Atria: Specifications Comparison

• Brakes, Suspension & Tyres

  Braking System	EABS	CBS
  Calliper Type	Fixed	Fixed
  Front Disc Size	130	130
  Front Wheel Size	R10	R12
  Rear Wheel Size	R10	R12
  Wheel Type	Alloy	Alloy
  Front Suspension	Hydraulic Telescopic	Telescopic
  Rear Suspension	Double Shocker with Dual Tube TechNology	Data Not Available
  Front Tyre Size	R10	90/90 R12
  Rear Tyre Size	R10	90/90 R12
  Tubeless Tyres
  Front Brake	Drum	Drum
  Rear Brake	Drum	Drum

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• Comfort & Convenience

  Low Battery Indicator
  Pillion Footrest
  Riding Modes	2
  Under Seat Storage	19	17
  Start Type	Self Start	Self Start
  USB Charger Port
  Console Type	Digital	Digital
  Instrument Console	Digital	Digital

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• Instrumentation

  Riding Modes Switch
  Fuel level guage	Digital	Digital
  Tachometer	Digital	Digital
  Speedometer	Digital	Digital
  Odometer	Digital	Digital

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• Safety

  AHO (Automatic Headlight On)
  Hazard Warning Indicator
  Side Stand Alarm
  Pass Light
  Pillion Grabrail
  Turn Signal	Halogen	LED

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• Engine & Transmission

  Transmission Type	Automatic	Automatic
  Battery Capacity	1.3 kwh	1.5 kwh
  Battery Type	Lithium ion	Lithium Ion
  Charging Time	4 - 5 Hours	4 - 5 Hours
  Range	60 km/charge	85 km/charge
  Top Speed	25 kmph	25 kmph
  Motor Power	2500 W	25000 W
  Charging Socket	Data Not Available

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• Dimensions & Capacity

  Width	695 mm	760 mm
  Body Type	Scooter	Scooter
  Seat Height	735 mm	Data Not Available
  Unladden/Kerb Weight	Data Not Available	69 kg

• Exterior

  Daytime Running Lights
  LED headlight

• Warranty

  Basic Warranty

  Battery warranty - 3 Years Motor warranty - 3 Years

  3 Years Battery & 3 Years Motor

• Pros & Cons

  Pros	Good loading capacity at 150 kg. Removeable battery. Sleek design.	Silent electric motor keeps the rides peaceful. Lightweight scooter feels easy and confident to manoeuvre. Digital instrument cluster enhances daily ride information. Excellent running cost with near‑zero fuel expense.
  Cons	Poor top speed. Takes 4-5 hours of charging time.	Top speed limited to just 25 km/h on roads. Real‑world range feels lower than claimed numbers. Long charging time slows spontaneous usage.

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