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СпутникиРНSpaceXРоскосмосNASAIndian electric two-wheeler brand e-SPRINTO plans to launch a new high-speed electric scooter for individual buyers in October 2026. The company describes the model as aimed at families and says it has a claimed range of up to 130 km on a single charge.
The company says the scooter is intended for daily commuting and family use. It describes it as combining everyday practicality, performance and electric efficiency, and says it was developed with the needs of Indian consumers in mind. The 130 km figure is the company's own claim. The company has not said how it was measured, and it has not given a top speed for the scooter.
e-SPRINTO is keeping most details of the model private for now. It has not yet released the scooter's features, design, pricing or availability. It says this information is expected to be shared ahead of the October launch.
The scooter is aimed at the business-to-consumer (B2C) segment, meaning sales to individual buyers. e-SPRINTO has so far operated mainly in the business-to-business (B2B) segment, where it offers scooters built for specific business requirements. The company says it has been developing consumer products alongside that work, using its market experience and its understanding of how people use two-wheelers in daily life. It describes the new scooter as a step from supplying delivery fleets to serving Indian consumers and families.
The company says the launch is part of a wider expansion in India's electric two-wheeler market. It says it is developing products around the changing requirements of Indian buyers, though it has not named the specific needs it is targeting beyond commuting and family use.
e-SPRINTO was founded by Vinod Gupta, Atul Gupta and Shalu Gupta. The company says its aim is to build a lasting presence in electric two-wheelers and to speed up the shift from vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE), which run on petrol or diesel, to electric mobility. It says its products are meant to be reliable, performance-oriented and sustainable, and are designed for India's electric mobility sector.
e-SPRINTO, which has so far served business customers, plans to launch a consumer electric scooter in October with a claimed range of up to 130 km.
Indian electric two-wheeler brand e-SPRINTO plans to launch a new high-speed electric scooter for individual buyers in October 2026. The company describes the model as aimed at families and says it has a claimed range of up to 130 km on a single charge.
The company says the scooter is intended for daily commuting and family use. It describes it as combining everyday practicality, performance and electric efficiency, and says it was developed with the needs of Indian consumers in mind. The 130 km figure is the company's own claim. The company has not said how it was measured, and it has not given a top speed for the scooter.
e-SPRINTO is keeping most details of the model private for now. It has not yet released the scooter's features, design, pricing or availability. It says this information is expected to be shared ahead of the October launch.
The scooter is aimed at the business-to-consumer (B2C) segment, meaning sales to individual buyers. e-SPRINTO has so far operated mainly in the business-to-business (B2B) segment, where it offers scooters built for specific business requirements. The company says it has been developing consumer products alongside that work, using its market experience and its understanding of how people use two-wheelers in daily life. It describes the new scooter as a step from supplying delivery fleets to serving Indian consumers and families.
The company says the launch is part of a wider expansion in India's electric two-wheeler market. It says it is developing products around the changing requirements of Indian buyers, though it has not named the specific needs it is targeting beyond commuting and family use.
e-SPRINTO was founded by Vinod Gupta, Atul Gupta and Shalu Gupta. The company says its aim is to build a lasting presence in electric two-wheelers and to speed up the shift from vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE), which run on petrol or diesel, to electric mobility. It says its products are meant to be reliable, performance-oriented and sustainable, and are designed for India's electric mobility sector.
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