Key highlights
- e-Sprinto G1 scooter launched
- Offered with three battery pack options
- Price starts at Rs 89,999
e-Sprinto, a company that has been manufacturing B2B products till now, has launched its first retail electric scooter model, called the G1, in India. The new G1 electric scooter is the first family scooter of the company, and it is available in different battery, range, and colour options, with prices starting from Rs 89,999.
e-Sprinto G1: Everything to know before buying it
The G1 electric scooter is now available in three battery pack options in India. The ex-showroom prices of these variants are as follows:
- 2.0 kW – Rs 89,999
- 2.5 kW – Rs 94,999
- 3 kW – Rs 99,999
The 2.0 kW battery pack offers a claimed range of 80 km. Meanwhile, the 2.5 kW battery pack offers up to 100 km of range, while the range-topping 3.0 kW battery pack offers 130 km of range.
The G1 electric scooter is available in four colour options: Charcoal Black, Slate Grey, Horizon Blue, and Pine Green. The design of the G1 electric scooter is conventional, as it features curvy body panels, a spacious single seat, LED lights, 12-inch alloy wheels with tubeless tyres, chrome round mirrors, and a large footboard area for rider comfort and luggage ferrying.
In terms of the technological features, the G1 electric scooter gets a big LCD instrument console that displays multiple pieces of information, like the battery, range left, charging, and other critical details. Meanwhile, the company also offers optional navigation support that can be added via a subscription plan. However, the details of the subscription plan are yet to be disclosed.
In terms of the hardware, the G1 electric scooter comes with the telescopic front suspension, dual shock absorbers at the rear, and drum brakes with a combined braking system, or CBS.
e-Sprinto has commenced pre-bookings for the G1, and it will be available for deliveries from early 2027. Initially, it will be sold in North, West, and South India, while East India deliveries are expected to follow later.
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