e-Sprinto G1 Launched: Three Prices, Claimed Range and January Deliveries
e-Sprinto G1 starts at ₹89,999, with three claimed-range configurations and deliveries scheduled for 1 January 2027. See the price ladder and buyer checks.
The e-Sprinto G1 has been launched in India with three reported prices from ₹89,999 to ₹99,999, ex-showroom Delhi. The configurations carry respective claimed ranges of up to 80 km, 100 km and 130 km, with customer deliveries scheduled to begin on 1 January 2027. The maximum range belongs to the highest-priced configuration; it should not be paired with the entry price as though every G1 offers both.
e-Sprinto G1 price and claimed range
| Configuration identified by price | Ex-showroom Delhi price | Claimed range |
|---|---|---|
| Entry configuration | ₹89,999 | Up to 80 km |
| Middle configuration | ₹94,999 | Up to 100 km |
| Top configuration | ₹99,999 | Up to 130 km |
The middle configuration costs ₹5,000 more than the entry version, and the top configuration costs another ₹5,000. Those steps compare listed ex-showroom prices, not complete on-road quotations or a tested cost-per-kilometre result.
The ranges are claims rather than an independent real-world test. A clearly established test method and final battery specification are still needed before treating the figures as directly comparable with every rival. Motor power and battery capacity are different measures, and a buyer should request the final specification sheet showing both separately.
Launch now, deliveries scheduled for January
The G1 was announced on 13 October 2026 as e-Sprinto's entry into the individual-consumer scooter market. That launch date is separate from the scheduled start of customer deliveries on 1 January 2027.
Someone planning an immediate replacement for a daily-use scooter should therefore confirm when a particular configuration will reach their local dealership. The national delivery-start announcement is not a guaranteed handover date for every order.
The announcement follows the earlier family-scooter teaser. The launch now adds a price ladder and delivery timing, while some ownership details still need the final customer documents.

Reported features and colour choices
The G1's reported equipment includes combined braking, 12-inch tubeless tyres, a digital instrument display and a 150 kg carrying-capacity claim. Its positioning is aimed at family transport and everyday commuting.

The listed colour choices are Charcoal Black, Slate Grey, Horizon Blue and Pine Green. Navigation is reported as an optional subscription feature, so it should not be assumed to be a permanently included function at the headline scooter price. The final availability and terms of connected features deserve checking before ordering.
What to confirm before paying a booking amount
The exact configuration: match the quotation to its price and claimed range.
Battery details: ask for capacity, chemistry, warranty terms and the final charging specification.
Charging arrangements: confirm charging time, the supplied equipment and where the scooter can be charged.
Local support: identify the service location and applicable support arrangements.
Delivery and booking terms: obtain the expected handover timing and any cancellation or refund terms in writing.
Connected functions: establish which features require a subscription and what they cost.
For shoppers comparing electric scooters, the useful comparison extends beyond the largest claimed range. The final battery documents, charging setup, service access and delivery timing determine whether a configuration fits a particular use case.
FAQs
Does the ₹89,999 G1 claim 130 km of range?
No. The entry configuration is listed with up to 80 km claimed range. The up-to-130 km claim belongs to the ₹99,999 configuration.
When are e-Sprinto G1 deliveries scheduled to begin?
The announced starting date is 1 January 2027. Local allocation and an individual order's timing still need confirmation.
Are the prices on-road?
No. The reported figures are ex-showroom Delhi prices.
The e-Sprinto G1 launch brings a clear three-step price and claimed-range ladder. Buyers should keep those configurations, the future delivery date and the outstanding ownership details together when assessing the scooter.
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