Gogoro, a major player in the battery industry and a producer of electric vehicles, appears to be getting ready to make announcement for fresh plans in the Indian market. Gogoro might reveal its brand-new electric scooter for the Indian market on November 3. According to several reports, Gogoro and Hero Motocorp are working together to produce an electric scooter for the Indian market.
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Gogoro Announcement on 3 November
Gogoro may introduce a brand-new electric scooter or execute its plans to set up swappable battery stations throughout major Indian cities. The first phase of battery station installation may occur in Delhi and Bengaluru, according to reports. Following this, 7,000 touchpoints will be made accessible nationwide. Due to the growing popularity of electric vehicles in India, manufacturers are increasingly taking into consideration using battery-swapping technology in their vehicles. The Gogoro swapping stations will make it simple for customers to change their batteries.
Currently, Gogoro sells their electric scooters in a few foreign markets. The Gogoro S1, Viva series, Delight, SuperSport, and Gogoro 2 Series electric scooter models are available in some international markets. The S1 could be released by Gogoro for the Indian market. The Gogoro S1 is a stylish electric scooter with respectable power and torque output. The mid-mounted motor contributes to the production of 202 Nm of peak torque and 7.2 kW of power.
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The S1 can reach 0-50 km/h in 3.7 seconds and has a range of 150 kilometres on a single charge. Additionally, the hardware of the Gogoro S1 includes certain premium components. This is a possibility for the Indian market, or the company might introduce a brand-new scooter designed exclusively for the country's price-sensitive consumer base.
Verdict: Globally renowned manufacturer of swappable battery technology is Gogoro. The personal and commercial electric mobility markets in India will gain greatly if the brand decides to establish swappable battery stations there.
