evee Mito+

Battery and motor

The Mito+ is powered by a 600-watt electric motor and a 60V 32Ah graphene battery. evee quotes a top speed of 40 km/h and a range of 70 to 90 km per charge in its specification table, while the description on the same page says up to 70 km, so in our opinion 70 km is the safer figure to plan around. Charging is listed at 7 to 8 hours, and evee states the battery is good for about 300 charging cycles. Compared with the Flipper, the Mito+ has noticeably more motor power and a larger battery, which should make it more comfortable in normal city traffic.

Size and practicality

evee pitches the Mito+ at riders moving around residential communities and city streets. The official website does not publish its dimensions, weight, seat height, ground clearance or load capacity, so we cannot confirm how it compares in size with other scooters. In our opinion, the 40 km/h top speed makes it suitable for local roads and short commutes, but riders who regularly use fast main roads will find it limiting. Buyers should sit on it at a dealership to check the riding position and storage space.

Equipment

The Mito+ is sold in one version. The official feature gallery shows a disc brake and the instrument meter, but evee does not give a detailed written equipment list for this model. There is no mention of riding modes, reverse gear, daytime running lights or LED lighting on the official page, unlike the more expensive S1 and Gen-Z models, so ask the dealer to confirm what is fitted.

Warranty

evee’s published warranty for the Mito+ covers the motor for 12 months, the battery and controller for 6 months, the frame for 24 months and the charger for 3 months. This is the shortest battery and controller cover in evee’s line-up. In our opinion, this is the biggest drawback of the Mito+, because replacing a graphene battery can be a significant expense once the warranty ends.

Which variant to buy

There is only one Mito+, priced at Rs 137,000. In our opinion, it is a sensible step up from the Flipper for buyers who need more range and speed without going much above Rs 150,000. However, the evee LX costs Rs 23,000 more and offers a 1000-watt motor, a slightly higher top speed and a 20-month battery warranty, so it is worth comparing the two before deciding. If your budget is fixed and your daily trips are short, the Mito+ is a reasonable choice.