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5 Reasons Why The Hero Mavrick 440 Should Be Your Next Bike
- May 31, 2024
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New Delhi-based electric scooter manufacturer Okaya EV has taken the wraps of its Faast F2F in India. Launched at a price of Rs 83,999 (ex-showroom), the Faast F2F is currently the most affordable electric scooter from the brand under the Faast range.
The Faast F2F is powered by a 800W BLDC hub motor and draws juice from a 2.2kWh LFP battery pack. This battery pack offers a claimed range of 80km on a single charge, with the charging time standing at five hours. Top speed of this electric scooter is claimed to be 55kmph.
Underpinnings include a telescopic front fork and dual spring-loaded hydraulic rear shock absorbers. It gets drum brakes at both ends and rolls on 10-inch wheels wrapped with tubeless tyres. In terms of features, the Faast F2F gets a digital instrument console, remote key and three riding modes – Eco, City and Sports.
The Okaya Faast F2F is available in six colours – Metallic Black, Metallic Cyan, Matte Green, Metallic Grey, Metallic Silver and Metallic White. This electric scooter takes on the likes of the Hero Electric Optima CX and Kinetic Green Zoom. However at a similar price range, you can also look at the Ola S1 Air, which is slated to be loaded with features, along with the Bounce Infinity E1.
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