Introduction
In recent weeks, a buzz has taken over social media claiming that Patanjali electric scooter real or fake with a massive 440 km range—at just ₹14,000! But is this too good to be true? Let’s dig into the facts.
What Is The Viral Posts Claim?
- 440 km range on a single charge
- ₹14,000 price tag
- Removable lithium-ion battery
- Lightweight design (75–80 kg)
- Ideal for students and commuters
Is It Real? Fact-Checking the Claims
- No official confirmation from Patanjali’s website or trusted news sources
- Reputed automotive sites (like Cartoq, Autocar India) haven’t reported it
- The specs are technically unrealistic for that price
- No product registration with FAME India subsidy program.
Alternative Low-Cost EV Scooters You Can Actually Buy
- Hero Electric Flash LX – ₹59,000
- Bounce Infinity E1 – ₹69,000
- Ola S1 X – from ₹79,999
Conclusion
Confirm the viral Patanjali EV scooter claim is not true as of now.
FAQs
1) Is the Patanjali electric scooter real?
No, as of now there is no official announcement from Patanjali about any electric scooter launch.
2) Can an EV offer 440 km range at ₹14,000?
Technically, this is not possible with current battery technology and cost structures
3) What are some real affordable EV scooters in India?
Hero Electric Flash LX, Ola S1 X, and Bounce Infinity E1 are budget friendly electric scooters.
