ZELIO E Mobility Launches License-Free Electric Scooter ‘Little Gracy’ For Teen Riders

ZELIO E Mobility has introduced the Little Gracy, a low-speed electric scooter designed for riders aged 10-18 years. The scooter does not require a driving license and comes in three variants with different battery options, starting at Rs 49,500. It has a top speed of 25 kmph and a maximum range of 75 km per charge.

ZELIO E Mobility Launches License-Free Electric Scooter ‘Little Gracy’ For Teen Riders

ZELIO E Mobility Launches License-Free Electric Scooter ‘Little Gracy’ For Teen Riders

ZELIO E Mobility has launched the Little Gracy, a low-speed electric scooter designed for young riders aged between 10-18 years. The scooter, which does not require a driving license and is available in three variants with different battery options with price starting at Rs 49,500. It has a top speed of 25 kmph and offers a riding range of up to 75 km on a single charge.

Variants and Pricing

The Little Gracy is available in three models, each offering different battery options. Equipped with a 48/60V BLDC motor and weighs 80 kg, with a load capacity of up to 150 kg.
  • 48V/32AH Lead Acid Battery: Rs 49,500 (ex-showroom), 55-60 km range, 7-8 hours charging time
  • 60V/32AH Lead Acid Battery: Rs 52,000 (ex-showroom), 70 km range, 7-9 hours charging time
  • 60V/30AH Lithium-Ion Battery: Rs 58,000 (ex-showroom), 70-75 km range, 8-9 hours charging time

Features and Specifications

The Little Gracy comes with a digital meter, USB charging port, keyless drive, center lock with an anti-theft alarm, reverse gear, parking switch and an auto-repair switch. It also includes hydraulic suspension and drum brakes on both wheels.
Available in four color combinations—Pink, Brown/Cream, White/Blue, and Yellow/Green—the Little Gracy has an electricity consumption of 1.5 units per charge.

Warranty and Market Presence

ZELIO E Mobility offers a two-year warranty covering the motor, controller and frame. The company currently has 400+ dealerships across India and is planning to expand to over 1,000 by the end of 2025.

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