eBikeGo Introduces Cost-Effective Electric Bicycles For Delivery Executives

Highlights
- The eBikeGo Environ Electric Bicycles can be fully charged in 3 hours
- eBikeGo is currently operational in seven cities across India
- The start-up aims to capture 2% of India's electric two-wheeler sector
Electric mobility start-up eBikeGo has announced the launch of its eBikeGo Environ electric bicycles. The electric bicycle is offered on a subscription-based model, which per day prices starting at Rs. 80. The new electric bicycles are aimed at delivery executives that have access to a low-investment mobility option and do not need to spend too much on purchasing a two-wheeler to make deliveries. At present, eBikeGo's services are being availed by several delivery firms including Zomato, Big Basket, Delhivery, Rebel Foods, Swiggy, Goodbox among others, according to a statement by the company.
Also Read: eBikeGo Introduces Electric Two-Wheeler Subscriptions For Easy Commuting

The electric bicycle can carry load up to 200 kg
The low-cost eBikeGo Environ electric bicycles offer a range of 60-70 km on a single charge and also come with pedal power for an extended range. The e-bicycle can be fully charged in three hours and has a loading capacity of 200 kg. The electric bicycles can be hired on a monthly subscription basis by the companies.
Launched in 2017, eBikeGo is currently operational in seven cities and is working with several last-mile delivery companies. The firm aims to target a market share of about two per cent in the growing Indian electric two-wheeler segment, which translates to a fleet of 200,000 across 100 cities. More recently, eBikeGo has announced the launch of monthly subscription services for electric scooters starting from Rs. 3600 onwards.
Last Updated on June 9, 2020
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