Odysse V2 vs Okaya Classiq Comparison

The Odysse V2 is a low-speed electric scooter with a claimed top speed of 25 kmph, so it will not require a driving licence. The Odysse V2 is offered in two variants, and at first glance it’s a good-looking electric scooter, promising a range of nearly 75 km on a single charge, while the V2+ variant has a claimed range of 150 km on a single charge. The main difference between the variants is that the V2 gets a 1.3kWh battery capacity while the V2+ gets a 2.6kWh unit. 

The Okaya Classiq is primarily aimed at commuters. It’s small and light, but can carry up to 150 kg. The scooter is made of good quality plastic material with a decent fit and finish. The key feature is that it does not require a driver’s license or registration due to its low speed of 25 kmph. The front profile of looks great dominated by a large headlamp with LED daytime running lights. The overall look of the scooter is good.