Frequency Vehicle

No, you do not need a driver’s licence to operate a non-registered EV scooter. Since these scooters are classified as low-speed vehicles with a maximum speed of 25 km/h, they are exempt from licensing requirements under local laws. This makes them accessible to a wider range of users, including those without a licence.

The range of a Frequency Vehicle scooter on a full charge depends on the battery customization you choose. Typically, our scooters can travel 70 to 80 km on a full charge, but this may vary based on the specific battery configuration selected for your needs.Factors such as terrain, rider weight, and riding habits can also impact the overall range. With Frequency Vehicle’s customizable battery options, you can select a battery that best suits your daily commuting requirements. This flexibility ensures optimal performance and efficiency for various users.

The key differences between a registered and non-registered EV scooter lie in speed, power, and legal requirements. Non-registered scooters typically have a speed limit of 25 km/h and a motor power of 250W or less, making them exempt from registration, licensing, and insurance. In contrast, registered scooters have higher speeds and motor power, requiring registration, a valid driver’s licence, and insurance coverage. Non-registered scooters are ideal for short-distance urban commutes, while registered scooters are suitable for longer trips and highway use.

Yes, non-registered EV scooters are safe for city or suburban use when ridden responsibly. They are designed for low-speed travel, typically up to 25 km/h, making them suitable for navigating through urban traffic, bike lanes, and residential areas. With built-in safety features like lights, brakes, and sturdy frames, they provide a reliable and eco-friendly option for short-distance commutes. However, riders should always follow local traffic rules and wear protective gear for added safety.

Non-registered EV scooters require minimal maintenance compared to traditional vehicles. Regular upkeep includes checking and maintaining tire pressure, inspecting the brakes for optimal performance, and ensuring all lights are functioning properly. The battery should be charged as recommended and inspected periodically for signs of wear. Additionally, it’s important to clean the scooter to prevent dust and debris from affecting its components, and schedule routine servicing to ensure long-term performance and safety.

On average, it takes approximately 3 to 4 hours to fully charge the battery of a non-registered EV scooter, depending on the battery capacity and charger type. Fast chargers may reduce charging time, while larger battery configurations could take longer. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for safe and efficient charging.

Frequency Vehicle’s non-registered scooters come equipped with a variety of safety features to ensure a secure and comfortable ride. These include speed modes for controlled riding, a side stand alert to prevent accidental movement, anti-theft features for added security, and a reverse mode for easier manoeuvrability. Additionally, powerful lights ensure visibility in low-light conditions, enhancing rider safety. These features are designed to provide a safer riding experience, making the scooters suitable for both city and suburban environments. By prioritising safety and convenience, Frequency Vehicle aims to empower riders to enjoy their journeys with peace of mind.

Yes, age restrictions for riding a non-registered EV scooter may vary by local regulations. Generally, riders should be at least 16 years old to operate these scooters. However, it's essential to check specific state or city laws to ensure compliance, as some areas may require riders to be older. Additionally, younger riders may need parental supervision or permission, depending on local laws. Ensuring the rider has the maturity to handle the scooter safely is important for overall safety.

Non-registered EV scooters are typically not allowed on public roads or highways where speed limits exceed 25 km/h. They are designed for use in bike lanes, sidewalks, and low-speed residential areas. Always check local regulations regarding scooter usage in your area to ensure you adhere to the laws and ride safely. In some places, designated scooter paths may be available, enhancing rider safety and mobility. It's also a good idea to be aware of the surrounding environment and ride defensively to avoid potential hazards.

Frequency Vehicle customers need not worry about sourcing spare parts or accessories for their non-registered EV scooters. They can simply reach out to their respective showrooms in their city, where everything will be taken care of. Additionally, spare parts are readily available in the local market, ensuring easy access for maintenance and repairs. This convenient support network helps keep your scooter in optimal condition and enhances your riding experience.

Here's a cost comparison between a petrol scooter and an EV scooter:

Petrol Scooter

• Mileage: 50 km per liter
• Cost of Petrol: ₹106 per liter
• Cost per Kilometer:
  Cost per km = (Cost per liter) / (Mileage) = ₹106 / 50 = ₹2.12

Electric Scooter:

• Electricity Consumption per Full Charge : 1.8 units
• Cost of Electricity : ₹4.6 per unit
• Average Range : 70 to 80 km (using 75 km for calculation)
• Cost per Charge
  Cost per charge = Cost per unit × Units consumed = ₹4.6 × 1.8 ≈ ₹8.28
• Cost per Kilometer
  Cost per km = (Cost per charge) / (Range) = ₹8.28 / 75 ≈ ₹0.11