e-Sprinto has achieved a significant milestone by successfully selling over 8000 electric scooters since its establishment in March 2022. The company co-founded by Vinod Gupta, Atul Gupta, and Shalu Gupta, is now targeting an ambitious milestone of selling 10,000 units by the year 2024. In a very short period, e-Sprinto has achieved a strong market presence in cities like Kolkata, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Delhi NCR.
Emerging as India’s fastest-growing electric two-wheeler brand, e-Sprinto has headquartered itself in New Delhi, aiming to provide reliable, performance-oriented, and sustainable products tailored for the Indian e-mobility sector.
“We are thrilled to reach the milestone of 8000 e-Sprinto electric scooters sold, a testament to our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. With our eyes set on the future, we aim to achieve the ambitious target of 10,000 units sold by 2024,” said Mr. Atul Gupta, Co-Founder & Director of e-Sprinto.
The recent achievement of surpassing 8000 electric scooter sales highlights e-Sprinto’s commitment to excellence. The company has witnessed a remarkable 50% year-on-year revenue growth, aligned with its objectives, and is currently experiencing a 50% month-on-month revenue increase. These successes underscore e-Sprinto’s focus on delivering high-quality products while adhering to ethical business practices.
Setting itself apart in the market, e-Sprinto offers a range of electric scooters tailored to the demands of Indian traffic. Its scooters provide fast charging facilities, low electric consumption (merely 1.5 units per charge), and cost only 15/- per 100 km, which has resonated well with consumers.
Supported by a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant spanning 40,000 sq. ft and the capacity to produce 40,000 units annually, e-Sprinto maintains adherence to international manufacturing standards. The brand’s product lineup includes electric scooters like e-Sprinto LS in the low-speed category, e-Sprinto HS in the high-speed category, the recently launched ‘flagship killer’ models Rapo and Roamy in the low-speed range, and the newly introduced high-speed model, Amery.
