Zypp Electric To Launch Electric Cargo Scooter, With A Loading Capacity Of 250kg

Zypp Electric is all set to launch India’s first electric cargo two-wheeler for last-mile delivery with a loading capacity upto 250kg. The average range of the vehicle is 120 km with a 40 Ah battery capacity. It has swappable batteries with support for dual battery systems it. The company plans to launch in the Delhi-NCR region first targeting e-commerce, grocery, and B2B delivery companies in India.

The upcoming electric cargo scooter will come with a colored display digital panel, metal body design with limited use of plastic for durability. The cargo space will be beneath the seats, which will open for fitting crates and bags, this design also makes the e-cargo scooter a multi-utility scooter that can be used for bike taxi purposes as well. Zypp Electric is supplying the e-cargo scooter with connectivity features to track vehicles and batteries and drivers. 

It will offer many modern features with easy integration into the native IT systems of logistics partners, e-commerce companies, and food delivery operators facilitating real-time business intelligence. These features will allow them to gain real-time insights on the usage such as distance covered, usage parameters, average utilization, wear & tear, and team predictions. 

“After spending 3 years in the logistics segment, we did a lot of research on what will work in India. Post that, we designed something unique and started speaking to many OEMs in the process to make something exclusive. We are extremely happy to launch India's first heavy-duty electric 2-wheeler in the cargo segment with a loading capacity of 250 kg. This is an exclusive product with a strong OEM tie-up. It will offer an easy ride experience combined with a design sensibility that adapts to varied cargo requirements. With its durability and unique design, the after-sales service will be available all across the operational cities. Soon we’ll launch this on an EMI ownership plan too.” said Akash Gupta, Co-Founder & CEO of Zypp Electric.