India's first electric scooter Online Booking

Electric Scooter Booking is a Indias based electric mobility startup. They launched their scooter S1 and S1 Pro. Both models of the E Scooter have a similar design that includes an external charging port at the back, a split-style pillion grabrail, a compact twin-pod headlight with an LED DRL ring, apron-mounted sleek LED indicators, a body-colored front fender, curvy side panels, and a sleek LED taillight. Two open-face helmets can fit in the 30-litre under-seat storage compartment of the electric scooter. There are five colour options available for the standard model, compared to five options for the Pro version.

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