If you have spotted electric scooters being used by delivery riders, there is a chance you have come across an e-SPRINTO. The company, which has so far focused mainly on fleet and business customers, is now preparing to enter the B2C market with the G1 electric scooter on October 13, 2026.
e-SPRINTO G1 Electric Scooter: What We Know So Far
e-SPRINTO says its scooters operate across more than 18 states in India. The G1 will be its first model aimed at individual buyers and families, marking a shift from its existing fleet-focused business.
The G1 is designed for daily commuting and family use. e-SPRINTO claims that the scooter can cover 130 km on a single charge. However, the company has not disclosed the battery capacity, motor output or charging time. It has also not specified the test cycle used to calculate the claimed range, so the actual distance covered could vary depending on riding conditions.
The company has yet to reveal several other details, including the available features, variants and pricing. These details, along with availability, are expected to be announced at the launch.
e-SPRINTO's experience with fleet customers could give it useful insights into the needs of everyday riders. Delivery scooters often cover long distances in demanding traffic conditions, and the company says this experience has influenced the development of the G1. However, its suitability for private buyers will depend on factors such as ride comfort, performance, features and overall value for money.
The G1 will enter a competitive electric scooter market, where buyers have several established brands to choose from. Apart from range and pricing, factors such as after-sales service, practicality and resale value could also influence purchase decisions. The G1's specifications and price will give us a clearer idea of how it compares with its rivals.
The scooter will carry the tagline “G1-Ek Tension Kam”, which roughly translates to “one less worry”. e-SPRINTO will reveal the remaining details on October 13, 2026, and we will update this story following the launch.
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