Motovolt ICE

The Motovolt ICE is a lightweight electric bicycle from Motovolt, priced between 0.2 lakh and 0.32 lakh (ex-showroom) and built for short, low-speed travel around town. With a kerb weight of just 18 kg, a 45 km claimed range and a 25 km/h top speed, the ICE is far lighter and simpler than a conventional electric scooter — more a two-wheeled mobility aid for quick errands than a commuter vehicle. The model is now marked Discontinued.

Range and charging

The ICE claims a range of 45 km on a single charge, which suits short trips like school runs, grocery pickups and last-mile hops within a neighbourhood. Because of its size and position in the range, a full charge is meant to happen at home, and the scooter is designed around that convenience. Buyers who need a number for charging time or battery size should note that EVSocho does not currently list those figures for the ICE.

Performance and driving

With a top speed of 25 km/h, the Motovolt ICE is firmly a low-speed, short-distance machine rather than a full commuter. Its standout trait is weight: at just 18 kg it is exceptionally easy to push, park, lift or carry into a home or office, which is the main appeal for urban users. There is no published battery capacity or motor output on the EVSocho spec sheet, so performance figures are limited to range and speed.

Practicality and features

The ICE is offered in a single STD variant with three colour options — White, Blue and Red — giving buyers a little choice within a very simple lineup. Its small footprint and low weight make it a strong candidate for those who find conventional scooters too heavy to manage. Because the model is discontinued, availability is limited to remaining stock, and buyers should confirm spare-part and service support with their local Motovolt dealer.

Who should buy it

Choose the Motovolt ICE if you want an ultra-light, low-speed electric two-wheeler for short neighbourhood rides at the lowest possible price, and you value easy handling over range and speed. It is not suited to long commutes, hilly routes or riders who expect scooter-level performance, given its 25 km/h top speed and 45 km claimed range — and as a discontinued model, stock and support are the main caveats.