e-Sprinto has published a fuller specification set for its G1 family electric scooter, listing three fixed-battery capacities and a top speed of 50 km/h. The India-facing product page published on 13 October adds charging, equipment and warranty details, while its linked brochure sets out the motor and chassis specifications.

The G1's ex-showroom price remains unconfirmed in the official product material checked at 15:04 IST on 13 October 2026. The documents also leave a range discrepancy unresolved: the website displays 130 km, while the brochure lists 140 km under an IDC heading.

Three battery sizes, two published range figures

The official G1 brochure lists lithium-ion battery capacities of 2.0 kWh, 2.5 kWh and 3.0 kWh. Its battery-mounting entry says "Fixed". The table does not attach a separate variant name or price to each capacity, so the three pack sizes cannot yet be presented as a verified variant-price list.

On the G1 product page, the range section says "Range" followed by "130 Km", without naming a test cycle. The brochure's final technical table says "Range (IDC)" and "140 Km". Neither document explains the difference or assigns a range figure to each of the three battery capacities.

That leaves buyers without a like-for-like range comparison across the packs. It would be premature to call the website figure a real-world result or to assume the brochure's IDC figure applies to every battery size. Both numbers remain company-published claims, with their different stated descriptions.

Charging time is listed as 4.5 hours on both the website and in the brochure. There is no stated starting or finishing charge percentage, and no separate charging-time table for the three capacities. The brochure gives the battery an IP67 water-and-dust resistance rating; the motor has a separate IP65 rating.

Motor, riding modes and chassis

The G1 uses a PMSM hub-drive motor. The brochure distinguishes its 1,500 W rated output from its 1,800 W peak output and lists peak torque at 82 Nm. Acceleration from 0 to 40 km/h is claimed at eight seconds, a figure also displayed on the product page.

The riding-mode section names Eco, Standard, Sports and Reverse. In the technical table, the three forward modes have maximum speeds of 28 km/h, 38 km/h and 50 km/h respectively; reverse is limited to 5 km/h. These are published mode limits, rather than independently measured performance figures.

The scooter is listed at 81 kg, with a 150 kg payload. Its dimensions are 1,940 mm long, 710 mm wide and 1,135 mm high, with a 1,425 mm wheelbase. Ground clearance is 165 mm. The brochure separately gives rider seat height as 790 mm and seat length as 690 mm.

Both wheels are 12-inch steel units with 90/90-12 tubeless tyres. Braking uses 130 mm drums at the front and rear, with a Combined Braking System. A hydraulic telescopic fork and two rear hydraulic shock absorbers are fitted to a steel tubular chassis.

Storage, security and advertised cover

Everyday equipment includes a 28-litre underseat boot, a flat footboard and a USB charging port. Lighting comprises an LED headlamp with a daytime running light and an LED tail lamp. The four published colours are Pine Green, Charcoal Black, Slate Grey and Horizon Blue.

The CAN-enabled LED display is rated IP54. The brochure lists a trip meter, odometer and battery-voltage readout alongside speed and battery-level information. It also specifies a side-stand cutoff, remote locking, an anti-theft alarm and a Find My Vehicle function.

e-Sprinto advertises a five-year or 60,000 km warranty, whichever comes first. The product page does not set out detailed component coverage or exclusions, so that headline should not automatically be read as identical cover for every part. The maintenance offer lists two free services in the first year and four in total across three years.

Interest form stops short of a booking commitment

The G1 page links to an interest form asking for contact details, city and preferred colour. It says the team will get in touch. No deposit amount, delivery schedule or allocated stock is specified there. Submitting interest therefore does not establish a confirmed purchase or handover date.

For buyers comparing family-scooter equipment, Dalimss News has covered the Ather Rizta's feature differences and E3 Trion's battery options and ownership terms. For the G1, a battery-specific quotation and clarification of the two published range figures are still needed to complete that comparison.