If your commute is long, or you simply hate charging often, range is the spec that matters most. This guide ranks the longest-range electric scooters on sale in India in 2026 by their claimed figure, from the headline 400 km champion down to a well-rounded TVS. All prices are indicative ex-showroom and move with discounts, variants and subsidies, so confirm the on-road number for your city first. The one constant to remember: claimed (ARAI/IDC) range typically runs about 20–30% above real-world range once you ride at speed, with a pillion, in traffic — our guide to real-world range vs ARAI claims explains why.
1. Simple Ultra — the range king
At a claimed ~400 km, the Simple Ultra is in a league of its own among electric scooters, and at about ₹2.35 lakh it is priced to match. It also tops out at 115 kmph. Even after the real-world haircut you are looking at around 280–320 km between charges — genuinely enough to make charging a weekly rather than daily chore. It is the pick for the highest-mileage riders.
2. Ola S1 X+ — long range at a sharper price
From roughly ₹1.3–1.49 lakh, the S1 X+ claims ~320 km and reaches 125 kmph. It delivers most of the Simple Ultra's range for far less money, making it arguably the best long-range value here for buyers who want big range without a premium price.
3. Ola S1 Pro+ — range and the highest top speed
Priced about ₹1.7–1.82 lakh, the S1 Pro+ matches the ~320 km claim and adds the fastest top speed in this group at 141 kmph. If you want long range plus genuine pace and a fuller feature set, this is the flagship Ola to look at.
4. Simple One — long range with strong performance
The Simple One claims ~265 km from roughly ₹1.4–1.78 lakh, pairs it with 11.8 bhp and a 115 kmph top speed. It sits just below its Ultra sibling, offering serious range and a punchy ride for riders who want both.
5. Ola S1 Pro — the established all-rounder
From about ₹1.15–1.45 lakh, the S1 Pro claims ~242 km, makes 14.75 bhp and hits 125 kmph. It is the most proven scooter here, balancing long range, strong performance and a competitive price — a safe default for most long-distance commuters.
6. TVS iQube ST — range with brand reassurance
At about ₹1.62 lakh, the iQube ST claims ~212 km, makes 5.9 bhp and tops out at 82 kmph. It trades the headline range and speed of the Ola and Simple models for TVS's polished build and extensive, trusted service network — the choice for riders who value reliability and support alongside a usable range.
At a glance: longest-range electric scooters
| Model | From (ex-showroom) | Claimed range | Power | Top speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Simple Ultra | ~₹2.35 lakh | ~400 km | — | 115 kmph |
| Ola S1 X+ | ~₹1.3 lakh | ~320 km | — | 125 kmph |
| Ola S1 Pro+ | ~₹1.7 lakh | ~320 km | — | 141 kmph |
| Simple One | ~₹1.4 lakh | ~265 km | 11.8 bhp | 115 kmph |
| Ola S1 Pro | ~₹1.15 lakh | ~242 km | 14.75 bhp | 125 kmph |
| TVS iQube ST | ~₹1.62 lakh | ~212 km | 5.9 bhp | 82 kmph |
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How much scooter range do you really need?
Long range is liberating, but it is not free — it adds cost, weight and charging time. If your daily ride is short and you can plug in at home, even a 100–120 km scooter will leave you charging only every few days. The big batteries here earn their premium for long commutes, intercity riders, or anyone who simply wants to forget about charging for a week. Match the range to your actual distance rather than the biggest number on the page.
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