GoZero Unveils Another Affordable E-bike — Skellig Lite at Rs 19,999

New Delhi-based e-bike maker GoZero Mobility has launched a new cost-friendly model, Skellig Lite, in India priced at Rs 19,999.

The Skellig series models are available for sale at GoZero website (gozeromake.fit) and several of its offline and online stores as well. The latest Skellig Lite can be pre-booked by an advance payment of Rs 2999.

The new e-bike has a range of 25 km (at the medium level of pedal-assist), with a maximum speed of 25 kph. The Skellig Lite is powered by a detachable EnerDrive 210 Wh lithium battery pack and a 250 W rear hub-drive motor and is controlled by the GoZero Drive Control 2.0 LED display unit allowing the rider to choose between three pedal-assist modes.

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The time required to recharge the battery is somewhere around 2.5 hrs. Additionally, the e-bike has an alloy stem handle, with 26×1.95 tyres, specialised V-brakes and a rigid front fork.

With the launch of the Skellig Lite, GoZero has taken its first step into its Switch Campaign – one kick-started with the objective to drive the major chunk of Indian city-dwellers to ‘switch’ to from their current mode of transport to e-bikes, Sais the company.

GoZero CEO Ankit Kumar believes that the sales of e-bikes around the world have been surging over the last year, as people are reluctant to use public transport and shared mobility due to Covid, along with the practice of social distancing, E-bikes strike the right cord in offering an economic means of private urban transport that provides daily fitness and safety from Covid-related risks, said he.

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“The introductory pricing of the Skellig Lite, makes it easy for beginners to take up this new mode and to integrate with their lifestyle. In fact, all our three variants of the Skellig – Skellig, Skellig Lite and Skellig Pro are well received by the Indian market with sales picking up on a month-on-month basis, each catering to their target segment with their respective USPs,” Kumar added.