Gemopai launches festive cashback offer of up to ₹17,000 on Electric Scooters
Gemopai introduces a limited-time cashback offer on popular e-scooter models like Ryder and Astrid Lite, providing consumers with significant savings while promoting the adoption of sustainable electric vehicles this festive season.
Gemopai, a recognised player in the electric vehicle industry, has introduced a festival offer aimed at attracting consumers during the festive season. The limited-period offer, running from 7th October 2024 to 6th November 2024, provides cashback benefits on popular electric scooter models, including Ryder, Ryder SuperMax, and Astrid Lite. Customers can receive cashback of up to ₹17,000 on select models of Gemopai e-scooters.
As part of this offer, the Ryder model is now available at ₹56,350, after a cashback of ₹14,500, reduced from its original price of ₹70,850. This scooter offers a range of 90 km per charge* and includes a USB charging port, catering to the needs of commuters. The Ryder SuperMax, which is positioned as an affordable high-speed electric scooter, is priced at ₹64,999, following a ₹15,000 cashback, down from ₹79,999. It provides a 100 km range per charge* and includes smart connectivity through Gemopai Connect. The Astrid Lite model, originally priced at ₹1,11,195, is now available for ₹94,195, with a cashback of ₹17,000. This model offers a range of 200 km per charge* and comes with a 3-year warranty with unlimited kilometers*.
Amit Raj Singh, Managing Director and Founder of Gemopai, mentioned that the festival bonanza offer aims to promote electric vehicles by making them more affordable, reflecting the company’s vision of a sustainable transport system.
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10 Oct 2024
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Shahkar Abidi
