The electric scooter industry in India is undergoing rapid growth. This is due partly to the incentive regime put by the central and state governments. India is pursuing sustainability in the two-wheeler sector, with lots of companies being attracted due to the favorable investment climate.
The two models unveiled this week to the Indian e-scooter market are the Rugged G1 and G1+ sturdy, affordable, and versatile e-scooters. Drawing from the electric vehicle incentive regime already in place in India, the two ebikeGo models are priced at Rs. 79,999 ($1,079) and Rs. 89,999 ($1,214), respectively. It is also possible that the prices will still go south when the state-level subsidies are brought on board. The rugged e-scooter models offer a range of 160km, with two 2KWh batteries that can be easily swapped without the driver dismounting. The 3kW motor offers a top speed of 70kmph, which is quite decent for models on the urban-use spectrum.
The battery of the ebikeGo G1 and G1+ can be charged fully for under 3.5 hours. The e-scooters also have app support that makes it possible to unlock the bike via the mobile app and drive the two-wheeler. With a 30L storage capacity, the two models offer some useful storage space. There are several sensors that offer some of the best technologically to give users of the e-scooter a pleasant drive experience always. The comprehensive modular sensor suite is claimed to be the most advanced 2kW IoT system in the market. A seven-year chassis warranty is also available for the G1 and G1+ e-bikes in India.
The Indian e-scooter market is experiencing some very strong growth numbers, as the world’s second-most-populous country pursues a policy of rapid transformation of its carbon-centric public transportation architecture with a greater focus on sustainable options.
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