Essel Energy GET 1

The Essel Energy Get 1 is an electric moped. This unique-looking two-wheeler is practical, doesn't require a license to ride, and also offers the convenience of pedals.

Essel Energy Get 1 Price

The Essel Energy Get 1 is on sale in two variants, which differ based on the battery packs offered. The lower-spec variant with a 48V 13Ah battery is on sale for Rs 41,500, while the variant with the larger 48V 16Ah battery is priced at Rs 43,500. The Essel Energy Get 1 is available in a single colour option: white.

Essel Energy Get 1 Key Features

The Essel Energy Get 1 features an LED projector headlamp mounted on its handlebar, and a front basket for storing small items. Adding more practicality to this electric scooter is its small extra storage box integrated into the apron. The Essel Energy Get 1 also has additional features like a tail lamp with integrated LED turn indicators, alloy wheels, flat floorboard, split seats, and a cushioned backrest for the pillion seat. It also has a small digital display for battery data.

Essel Energy Get 1 Motor and Battery

The Essel Energy Get 1 comes with a 0.25kW electric hub motor. It gets conventional foot pedals, features a single-speed gear drive, and can reach a top speed of 25kmph in electric only mode. The e-moped also comes with pedal assist, which helps in extending the range. The lower-spec variant with the 48V 13Ah battery claims a maximum range of 30-40km and takes 5-6 hours for a complete charge. On the other hand, the 48V 16Ah battery offered in the higher-spec variant claims a 40-50km range and takes 6-7 hours for a full charge.

Essel Energy Get 1 Suspension And Brakes

The Essel Energy Get 1 has a telescopic fork and dual shock absorbers at the back, similar to a conventional scooter. It also has drum brakes for its 10-inch wheels, wrapped with 3-inch tubed tyres.

Essel Energy Get 1 Rivals

The other utilitarian electric bicycles priced similarly to the Essel Energy Get 1 are the Motovolt Urbn E-Bike, and Hero Lectro Winn. Another electric moped alternative would be the Kinetic Green e-Luna, although it's a bit more expensive.