India, Jan. 10 -- India's electric scooter space is no longer a quiet corner of the auto industry. What started with a few startups experimenting with new ideas has now turned into a full-blown race, with legacy manufacturers stepping in aggressively. Ola Electric and Ather Energy helped shape early buyer interest, while TVS and Bajaj established their presence with the iQube and Chetak. Now, the next wave is here. Honda has rolled out the QC1 and Activa e, Hero MotoCorp is steadily building its Vida portfolio, and Suzuki has finally launched the e Access. With more choices than ever, buyers are spoilt for options. Here is how the upcoming Suzuki e Access stacks up against the already popular Ather Rizta.

Suzuki has positioned the e Acce...