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Konarc vs Faast F2B

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Ather

Konarc

Ex-showroom price From ₹99,999 ex-showroom, Bengaluru

Okaya

Faast F2B

Ex-showroom price From ₹1 lakh ex-showroom

Specifications side by side

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Spec

Konarc

Faast F2B

Overview

Type

Electric scooter

Fuel

Electric

Yes

Variants

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Colours

Celestial Gold, Lumen Copper, Majestic Grey, Quartz White

Black, Cyan, Green, Grey, Silver, White

Warranty

3 years / 30,000 km (vehicle and battery)

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Engine and performance

Max power

6.4 PS

3.1 PS

Power (as stated)

4.0 kW peak (100 km) / 4.7 kW peak (125 and 161 km), PMSM

1.2 kW rated / 2.3 kW peak

Max power converted from kW or hp

Yes

Max torque

16 Nm

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Transmission

Single-speed (closed gearbox, 'Silent Gear Drive')

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Top speed

70 km/h

Battery and range

Battery

2.1 kWh / 2.7 kWh / 3.5 kWh

2.2 kWh

Battery capacity

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2.2 kWh

Range

100 km

81 km

Range (as stated)

100 / 125 / 161 km (IDC); 200 km variant listed as coming

81 km per charge*

Charging

Home 0-80% (450 W on-board): 4 h / 4 h 30 min / 5 h 40 min

0-80% 2 h 15 min

Dimensions and weight

Kerb weight

126.5 kg

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Kerb weight (as stated)

126.5 to 129 kg

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Seat height

770 mm

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Ground clearance

160 mm

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Brakes and tyres

ABS

CBS

Front brake

Disc 220 mm (drum 130 mm on 100 km variant)

Drum

Rear brake

Drum 130 mm with CBS

Drum

Tyres

90/90-14 front, 100/90-12 rear

90/90-12 tubeless front and rear

Price

Ex-showroom price from

₹99,999

₹1,00,309

Ex-showroom price city

Bengaluru

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Pros and cons

Konarc

Con: Less torque than 88% of the 17 electric scooters on Comparezi that state it (16 Nm)
Con: Heavier than 85% of the 21 electric scooters on Comparezi that state it (126.5 kg)
Con: Combined braking (CBS) rather than ABS

Faast F2B

Con: Shorter brand-stated range than 92% of the 63 electric two-wheelers on Comparezi that state it (81 km)
Con: Combined braking (CBS) rather than ABS
Con: Drum brake at the front, not a disc