The electric two-wheeler brand is preparing to launch a new high-speed B2C scooter in October 2026, with a claimed range of up to 130 km

The next chapter in India’s electric two-wheeler story is increasingly about more than individual commuters.

As electric mobility moves deeper into everyday life, manufacturers are looking to build scooters around practical family requirements—commuting, convenience, range and usability.

e-SPRINTO is preparing to enter this space with a new high-speed electric scooter for the B2C segment, scheduled to launch in October 2026.

The upcoming model is being positioned as a family-oriented electric two-wheeler designed around the evolving mobility requirements of Indian consumers.

A claimed range of up to 130 km

While the company is keeping several specifications under wraps until closer to launch, the upcoming scooter is expected to offer a claimed range of up to 130 km on a single charge.

The positioning is straightforward: combine the everyday practicality expected from a family scooter with the performance and efficiency associated with a high-speed electric two-wheeler.

For daily commuters, range remains one of the key considerations when evaluating an EV. By focusing on a claimed 130 km range, e-SPRINTO is placing everyday usability at the centre of its upcoming B2C proposition.

Details around the scooter’s final features, design, pricing and availability are expected to be announced ahead of the October launch.

From business mobility to the family commute

The upcoming product also marks a shift in e-SPRINTO’s consumer journey.

The company has built its presence in the B2B electric mobility segment, developing scooters for specific business and commercial requirements.

That experience has provided the brand with exposure to real-world electric mobility, including the demands placed on vehicles used extensively for business operations.

Its move into B2C therefore brings a different challenge: translating that understanding into a product designed for personal and family use.

The new scooter represents that transition—from supporting India’s delivery and commercial mobility ecosystem to becoming part of the everyday commute for individual consumers.

Designing for Indian mobility needs

e-SPRINTO says the upcoming model has been developed with Indian consumers and families in mind.

That means the proposition extends beyond headline performance. Everyday convenience, usability and range are expected to play an important role in the scooter’s positioning.

For India’s growing electric two-wheeler market, this shift towards family mobility reflects the broader evolution of EV adoption. Electric scooters are increasingly being considered not only for short-distance individual commuting, but also as potential everyday household vehicles.

The October launch will reveal how e-SPRINTO intends to approach that market.

The next phase for e-SPRINTO

Founded by Vinod Gupta, Atul Gupta and Shalu Gupta, e-SPRINTO was established with a focus on accelerating the transition from internal-combustion-engine vehicles to electric mobility.

Its product philosophy centres on reliability, performance and sustainable mobility for the Indian market.

The upcoming B2C scooter is therefore more than a new product addition. It represents the brand’s next step in expanding beyond its established B2B presence and bringing its electric mobility proposition directly to consumers.

With the launch approaching in October, e-SPRINTO is keeping the finer details of its newest model closely guarded.

For now, the headline is clear: a new high-speed electric scooter, a claimed range of up to 130 km and a move towards making electric mobility part of the Indian family commute.