Electric scooters have gained massive popularity in Asia, especially India, thanks primarily to two elements. The first is definitely price—electric scooters are cheap to buy and maintain. This is especially true with all the budget-focused offerings in the market. Second, electric scooters are practical, as they offer the same level of convenience as gas-powered two-wheelers. In fact you could argue that they're even more convenient.
From these two reasons alone, it's pretty easy to understand why India has become a microcosm of lightweight electric mobility. With more and more electric two-wheelers hitting the market, it can be all too easy to get lost in the sea of electric scooters. To add to the dizzying number of models in the market, Okaya, a relatively new player in the Indian EV space, has just launched its newest model, the Faast F2F electric scooter. It occupies the entry-level space, undercutting the price of some of the more affordable scooters in the market by quite a margin.
