ZELIO E Mobility Launches Facelifted Gracy+ Electric Scooter with Six Battery Options

ZELIO E Mobility announced the launch of its facelifted Gracy+ low-speed electric scooter on Monday, offering six battery variants to cater to different urban commuting needs. The company has priced the scooter starting from ₹58,000 ex-showroom.

The updated Gracy+ model features improved ground clearance of 185mm and offers a range of up to 130 kilometers on a single charge. The scooter is available in two lithium-ion battery options and four gel battery variants, with prices ranging from ₹54,000 to ₹69,500.

The lithium-ion variants include a 60V/30AH model priced at ₹65,000 with a 110-kilometer range, and a 74V/32AH version at ₹69,500 offering 130 kilometers of range. The gel battery options start with a 60V/32AH variant at ₹54,000 (80-kilometer range) and extend to a 72V/42AH model at ₹61,000 (130-kilometer range).

According to the company, the scooter maintains a top speed of 25 km/h and is powered by a high-performance 60/72V BLDC motor that consumes 1.8 units of electricity per full charge. The vehicle has a gross weight of 88kg and can carry a payload of up to 150kg. Charging times vary by battery type, with lithium-ion variants requiring four hours and gel battery models taking 8-12 hours.

Safety features include drum brakes on the front wheel and disc brakes on the rear, along with 90-90/12 front and 90-100/10 rear tires. The scooter comes equipped with hydraulic shock absorbers and includes a digital display, daytime running lights, keyless drive, anti-theft alarm, parking gear, USB charging port, and passenger footrest. Color options include white, grey, black, and blue.

Kunal Arya, Co-Founder and Managing Director of ZELIO E Mobility, stated that the Gracy+ represents the company's approach to making electric mobility accessible for Indian urban needs while maintaining quality and rider experience standards.

The company provides a two-year warranty on the vehicle, with lithium-ion battery variants covered for three years and gel battery variants for one year. ZELIO E Mobility, founded in 2021, reports having over 200,000 riders and operates through more than 400 dealerships. The company plans to expand its dealership network to 1,000 outlets by the end of 2025.

The launch comes as India's electric two-wheeler market continues to grow, with manufacturers focusing on affordable options for urban commuters, students, and delivery workers who require cost-effective transportation solutions.