Intro

Zelio E Mobility has introduced an updated Gracyi in India, aimed at everyday riders who want fuss-free, affordable electric commuting. The pitch is simple: multiple battery options, longer claimed range and familiar city-friendly hardware that makes ownership easy.

What’s changed and why it matters

This update is all about practicality. The standout claim is a up-to-140 km range on the larger Gel battery, backed by a generous 180 mm of clearance for speed breakers and broken tarmac. It stays in the low-speed band (25 km/h) which makes it easy for first-time EV buyers and learners.

Price, batteries and who should pick what

The new Gracyi offers three battery options: the Gel 60V/32Ah, starting at ₹54,000, the Lithium-ion 60V/30Ah at ₹66,000, and the top-tier Gel 72V/42Ah priced at ₹58,500 for the longest claimed range. Think of it this way – Gel trims upfront costs and suits short hops; Li-ion trims charging time and suits riders who plug in between errands. Charging is around 8 hours for Gel and 4 hours for the Li-ion pack.

Specs that help in the real world

The scooter is light with a kerb weight of 85 kg and can handle everyday loads up to 150 kg for two-up riding. It features 12-inch front and 10-inch rear alloy wheels, paired with a front disc and rear drum brake setup for confident stopping. Energy draw is moderate per full charge so running costs are in that “why-not-go-electric” sweet spot.

Features and colors, without the fluff

You get a digital console, LED lighting, keyless start, anti-theft alarm, a USB port and a fold-out pillion footrest – useful, not gimmicky. Paint schemes are simple shades and two-tone options so fleet buyers and students both find something that fits.

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Ownership basics

Pick the battery chemistry to match your routine: Gel for lower upfront; Li-ion for time savings. Zelio E Mobility backs its scooters with two years of coverage for the motor and controller, while the battery is covered for one year – reassuring for first-time EV buyers. For most urban riders an overnight plug-in should be enough to cover weekday commutes.

Closing note

For learners, students and delivery riders who stick to city speeds, the Gracyi’s battery options and sub-₹70k price make sense. The long range and extra ground clearance are the USP; the simple features will keep it going.