In a move that could shift the scooter market, the company says it will introduce a new high‑speed model targeting everyday families.
The scooter is described as a blend of practicality and performance, aimed at daily commuting and family use. It’s built on lessons learned from e‑SPRINTO’s B2B delivery fleet work, hinting at a robust chassis and a battery designed to withstand regular use.
On paper, the bike offers a claimed 130‑km range—measured under unspecified conditions—and a top‑speed that the company keeps under wraps. The battery pack is said to be lightweight enough for a comfortable ride, but the charging time and exact power output remain undisclosed.
Competition is stiff. Bajaj Chetak’s 120‑km variant, Hero Electric’s 110‑km scooter, and TVS Scooty’s 100‑km model all vie for the same family‑commuter niche. The new e‑SPRINTO entry could squeeze the margin on range, but its performance‑oriented angle may appeal to buyers looking for a quicker, snappier ride.
Policy moves toward electric mobility are tightening. The government’s electric vehicle mandate and rising fuel costs push families toward low‑maintenance alternatives. A 130‑km range means fewer stops for home charging, easing the transition for households still stuck with charging infrastructure at home or nearby.
The launch is slated for October 2026, with production expected to start in Delhi and later roll out to other metros. Keep an eye on the official specifications, pricing, and availability timetable as the company releases more details. Buyers should also watch for local incentives that could sweeten the deal when the scooter hits the market.