Frequently asked questions

No. Low-speed electric scooters that are limited to 25 km/h (like the Warivo Nova S and Edge+) do not need a driving licence or RTO registration. High-speed models that go faster do need a licence and registration.

High-speed scooters go above 25 km/h, offer more range and power, and require a licence + registration. Low-speed models are capped at 25 km/h, are licence-free and registration-free, and are great for short city commutes.

Claimed (ARAI/IDC) range is measured in ideal conditions. In everyday riding with traffic, rider weight and AC-free conditions, expect roughly 70–85% of the claimed figure. We'll give you an honest estimate for your usage.

Lithium batteries typically last several years with normal use. Warranty varies by model (for example, some BGauss models offer up to 5 years / 1 lakh km on the battery). Exact warranty is shown on each model page where published.

Yes. You can test ride at our Sishupalgarh showroom or we can bring the scooter to your home/area. Doorstep delivery of your new scooter is also available.

Prices change often with offers, subsidies and on-road components. For the best, up-to-date price we ask you to enquire — call, WhatsApp, or submit a quick form and we'll share the exact on-road price.

We offer easy EMI through trusted banks and NBFCs with quick approvals, and we accept exchange of your old petrol or electric two-wheeler against a new EV. Use the Finance and Exchange pages to get started.

Service is done at our showroom by factory-trained technicians using only genuine spares. We also offer pickup & drop, battery health checks and warranty claim support.

Most models charge from a regular home socket using the supplied charger — no special setup needed. Removable-battery models let you carry the battery indoors to charge. We'll guide you on the best setup.