1 / 10Modi Government has relaxed the petrol prices in the run-up to the elections hoping that people will vote for them, but masses are not swayed by this gesture. The price of commodities has shot up due to high petrol prices.2 / 10Even though the petrol and diesel prices are reduced but the cost of vehicles has taken rise not only cars but scooters prices are also at its high peak. That's why people are inclining on to electric scooters where the prices are low and no issue of petrol and diesel. 3 / 10Scooters from companies like Komaki, Ampere, Hero Electric, Raftaar, Okinawa are available for less than Rs 50,000. These scooters also offer a good battery range and the sales of these scooters are also getting better.4 / 10There are 6 scooters which cost under 50 thousand and less than that, let's take a brief on it.5 / 10Hero Electric Flash is available for less than Rs 50,000. Prices range from Rs 46,640 to Rs 56,940. The Battery claims a range of 85 km.6 / 10Komaki's Komaki XGT KM electric scooter starts at Rs 42,500. The battery range of this scooter is 85 km. The Komaki Xone is also available for only Rs 45,000. The company claims that the scooter has a range of 85 km on a single charge.7 / 10Another third Komaki scooter is also a good option. The Komaki X2 Vouge scooter is priced at Rs 47,000. It is claimed that this scooter travels 85 km on a single charge.8 / 10Companies draw this range in ideal testing conditions, they don't consider the conditions like traffic jams, roads, speeding, etc. The range of scooters depends on the roads you have, the geographical conditions, the habit of driving , etc.9 / 10Ampere Magnus is the scooter that offers the highest battery range in this range. The scooter starts at Rs 49,999. You can drive this scooter for a distance of 121 km on a single charge.10 / 10Ampere Reo is also the best option. It has a battery range of 60 km and is priced at Rs 43,490. The third scooter is the Ampere V48, with a range of 45 km.