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Key highlights Odysse Electric launches the HyFy, a low-speed electric scooter priced at INR 42,000. The scooter features a 250W motor, achieving a top speed of 25 km/h. Available in five vibrant colors, the HyFy is designed for urban commuters and last-mile delivery riders. Odysse Electric has expanded its portfolio with the launch of the HyFy, an affordable low-speed electric scooter designed for city commuters. Priced at INR 42,000, the HyFy aims to provide a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to conventional petrol scooters. Performance and battery options The Odysse HyFy is powered by a 250W motor, compliant with low-speed EV regulations, allowing a top speed of 25 km/h. The scooter offers two battery configurations—48V and 60V, delivering a range of up to 70-89 km per charge. Charging time varies between 4 to 8 hours, depending on the battery type. The lightweight and compact design ensures easy maneuverability in urban traffic. Smart features and practicality Odysse has equipped the HyFy with multiple ride modes, including city drive, parking assist, and reverse ride. The scooter also features adequate boot space, cruise control, and a LED digital meter, keeping riders informed in real time. Color options and styling The HyFy is available in five vibrant colors: Royal Matte Blue Ceramic Silver Aurora Matte Black Flare Red Jade Green The sleek bodywork and modern graphics make it an attractive choice for students, professionals, and delivery riders looking for a stylish yet practical ride. Market position and rivals The HyFy competes with entry-level electric scooters like the Hero Electric Flash, Ampere Reo, and Okinawa Lite. Its affordable pricing and practical features make it a strong contender in the budget EV segment. Also read: TVS Sport ES+ variant launched at INR 61,000/-

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