Fidato Evtech EasyGo Plus

Last updated on 1st Jun'23 Fidato Evtech Easy Go Plus: The Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro is a slightly more premium and more powerful model than the already-available Easy Go from the two-wheeler brand. The Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro gets slight visual tweaks, different colour options and a bigger battery pack for a longer riding range. The Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro is being offered in a single variant in the Indian two-wheeler market. 

Battery and Motor: The Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro shares its hub-mounted electric motor with the Easy Go, which makes it a decently powerful scooter to ride for urban speeds. However, the real difference pops out in the battery and its range, with the Easy Go Pro getting a 60V 30Ah battery pack. Chargeable in 4-5 hours from the bottom-most level, this battery pack gives the Easy Go Pro a range of 75-105 km. 

Design and features: The overall design of the Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro looks very much similar to the Easy Go on which it is based. However, there are a few tweaks which give the Easy Go Pro its own identity over the model on which it is based. Sharing its neo-retro design theme with the Easy Go, which itself is heavily inspired by a certain popular and iconic Italian scooter, the Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro looks easy on the eyes. The frontal profile looks like a tribute to the scooters from the past, with the rounded headlamp with LED bulb, brushed chrome surrounds for the headlamp and a curvy-shaped front apron and front fender. Even the side body panels of the Fidato Evtech Easy Go have the same rounded design as that of the Easy Go Pro, though they come with different-looking body decals. The inner front apron houses a closed luggage compartment for storing small things. At the back, the Easy Go Pro gets an LED tail lamp mounted on a slanted panel, while the clear lens turn indicators are placed on the back of the side body panels.The Fidato Evtech Easy Go is equipped with a decent number of new-age features, the list of which includes alloy wheels, a fully-digital instrument console and a USB charger. The scooter rides on 90/100-10 tubeless tyres and gets a suspension combination of telescopic forks at the front and a single-sided hydraulic coil spring at the rear. 

Colours: There are four colour options in which the Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro is available in the Indian two-wheeler market – red, blue, grey and black. 

Rivals: The Fidato Evtech Easy Go Pro is priced at Rs 95,605, which makes it a decent alternative to electric scooters like Ampere Magnus EX, Ola S1 and Okinawa Praise Pro.