Evtric Motors Mighty

Last updated on 20th Dec'23 : The Evtric Motors Mighty is an electric scooter designed for a leisurely pace. It takes around 4 to 5 hours to recharge fully. When riding solo, it cruises at a comfortable 25 kmpl. With a single charge, you can cover an impressive distance of 60 km.

Evtric Mighty: If you want an affordable and entry-level scooter for your daily basic commuting needs, the Evtric Mighty might be the solution to fit your requirements. This entry-level low-speed electric scooter from Evtric has a decent design and mechanical setup for those who are out for buying a cheap solution for mobility. 

Battery and Motor: The Evtric Mighty shares its motor and battery setup with the other low-speed EV from Evtric, the Axis. Its hub-mounted 0.25 kW electric motor gives it a top speed of 25 kmph, while its 1.2 kWh lithium-ion battery takes 4-5 hours for a full charge and returns a maximum riding range of 60 km. 

Design and features: The overall design of the Evtric Mighty is a common outsourced design, which is very much similar to a few other scooters on sale, including Ampere Magnus EX. There is a sense of style and sleekness in the design of the Evtric Mighty, which makes it look more premium and elegant than the other low-speed electric scooter from Evtric, the Axis. At the front, the Evtric Mighty has a sleek and slim apron, which has a long V-shaped chrome-finished garnish right in its middle. This chrome garnish has LED DRLs and turn indicators on its upper edges. The headlamp and the handlebar cowl look conventional, with the halogen headlamp also getting chrome garnish around it for some additional premium appeal to the frontal look of the scooter. The palm grips of the handlebar come armed with silver-finished bar end weights. The side profile of the Evtric Mighty also carries forward the sleek appeal of the front, with long side panels flowing towards the triangular tail lamp cluster. While the side body panels come adorned with basic decals, the tail lamp cluster has clear-lens turn indicators on the sides. The long seat of the Evtric Mighty also has a huge aluminium grab rail for the pillion rider. 
The rest of the package of the Evtric Mighty also is very simple and basic, given its entry-level pricing. The scooter has a suspension combination of telescopic forks at the front and dual-sided coil springs at the rear. Riding on 90/90-12 tubeless tyres, the Evtric Mighty has a disc brake at the front and a drum brake at the rear. It also gets a digital instrument console displaying basic information while on the go. 

Colours: The colour options in which the Evtric Mighty is being offered in India are Persian Red, Noble Grey and Mercury Silver. 

Rivals: At Rs 92,000, the Evtric is one of the most expensive low-speed electric scooters on sale. It competes with more powerful scooters priced similarly to it, such as Ampere Magnus EX, Ola S1 Air and Hero Electric Optima.