What is the Odysse Hawk Plus price in India?

The Odysse Hawk Plus is priced at Rs 1,17,950 (about Rs 1.18 lakh) ex-showroom. On-road prices work out to roughly Rs 1.22-1.23 lakh in cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad after insurance and RTO charges.

What is the real range of the Odysse Hawk?

Odysse claims up to 170 km per charge for the lithium-ion Hawk Plus. The lead-acid Hawk Lite is rated at about 70 km. Real-world range typically lands below the claimed IDC figure and depends on rider weight, riding mode and load.

How long does the Odysse Hawk take to charge?

The Hawk Plus lithium-ion battery charges from 0-100% in around 4 hours on a regular three-pin home socket - no special charger or public station needed. The lead-acid Lite trim needs roughly 3.5 hours.

What is the top speed of the Odysse Hawk?

The Odysse Hawk tops out at 45 km/h, delivered by its 1.8 kW BLDC hub motor with 44 Nm torque. It is designed as a city commuter rather than a highway scooter.

Does the Odysse Hawk need a driving licence and registration?

At 45 km/h top speed the Hawk exceeds the 25 km/h cap that exempts low-speed EVs, so it falls under regular RTO rules: registration and a valid two-wheeler licence are required. Check current state rules before purchase.

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Odysse Hawk

Hawk Plus

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Ex-Showroom

₹ 1.18 L

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EV Score

67/100

Rating

3.4/5

Top speed

45km/h

Charge time

Claimed range

170km

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Odysse Hawk: long-range electric scooter for daily city runs

The Odysse Hawk is Odysse Electric's city electric scooter, sold in India in Lite and Plus trims. The Hawk Plus listed here sits at the top of the range at ₹1,17,950 ex-showroom and pairs a 2.96 kWh lithium-ion battery with a claimed range of 170 km per charge - one of the longer claimed figures you will find under ₹1.2 lakh.

Performance and charging

A 1.8 kW (rated) BLDC hub motor with 44 Nm of torque drives the rear wheel through an automatic transmission, giving the Hawk a top speed of 45 km/h - enough for city streets, not for fast arterials. A full charge takes about 4 hours from any normal three-pin socket at home, so there is no dependency on public charging infrastructure.

Features and hardware

The Hawk gets a fully digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth connectivity, LED lighting, a music control function, anti-theft alarm and, on the Plus trim, cruise control. Hardware consists of telescopic front forks, spring-loaded hydraulic rear suspension, 12-inch alloy wheels with tubeless tyres, and a front disc with rear drum brake. Seat height is 830 mm with 175 mm of ground clearance, and the underseat storage holds about 15 litres.

Odysse Hawk price and variants

The Hawk range spans the Lite (lead-acid, ~70 km claimed) and the Plus (lithium-ion, ~170 km claimed). The Plus costs ₹1,17,950 ex-showroom, with on-road prices in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad listed above. Battery warranty is 3 years.

Odysse Hawk verdict

If your running pattern fits inside 45 km/h limits, the Hawk Plus trades outright speed for a very long claimed range and home charging convenience at a sub-₹1.2 lakh price.