Lohia Omastar vs Honda Dio Comparison

The Lohia Zuperia OMA Star is a low-speed electric scooter which doesn’t require a driving licence to operate it owing to its low top speed of 25 kmph. The Zuperia OMA Star comes with a lithium-ion battery with claimed range of 70 km on a single charge. The OMA Star comes with a brushless DC hub motor and claimed charging time of 5 hours. The electric scooter runs on tubeless tyres with a combination of a 12-inch front wheel and a 10-inch rear wheel and has a kerb weight of 170 mm.

The Honda Dio is the most exported scooter from Honda to other markets. It is a stylish 110 cc that serves as a nice alternative to the Activa. The Dio lacks features and has an average build quality. But it makes up in the styling department, with fancy colours, cool graphics and sporty performance. The Dio could be the ideal scooter for college-goers and young professionals. The ownership cost is very close to that of the Honda Activa.