Yamaha EC-06 FAQs

The Yamaha EC-06 takes around 10 hours for a full 0-100 percent charge, while charging from 0-80 percent takes approximately 9 hours.

The Yamaha EC-06 rivals electric scooters such as the River Indie, which also serves as its base platform, along with the Ather Rizta, Bajaj Chetak and TVS iQube.

The charging cost of an electric scooter depends on battery size and local electricity rates. On average, fully charging an electric scooter costs significantly less compared to refuelling a petrol-powered scooter.

Yes, most modern electric scooters come with IP67 or IP68-rated battery packs and motors. This makes them highly water-resistant and safe to ride in heavy rain and minor waterlogged conditions.

Yes, electric scooters with a top speed above 25kmph and motor output exceeding 250 watts are classified as motor vehicles. Riders need a valid driving licence, vehicle registration and a proper helmet for road use.

The ex-showroom price of the Yamaha EC-06 in Gurgaon starts at Rs. 1.68 lakh.