EMO Energy e-Sprinto Partnership Targets 8,000 Electric Scooters

EMO Energy and e-Sprinto Plan 8,000-Scooter Deployment

Energy technology company EMO Energy has partnered with electric two-wheeler manufacturer e-Sprinto to deploy 8,000 electric scooters across India during the current financial year. The vehicles are intended for commercial mobility applications, particularly quick-commerce and last-mile delivery operations that require frequent vehicle use. Deployment will take place in phases across multiple cities and will cover both low-speed and high-speed electric scooter models from e-Sprinto. The partnership is designed around the operating requirements of commercial fleets, where vehicle availability, battery performance, charging capability, and extended daily utilization are important to overall fleet productivity.

ZenPac Battery Technology and Charging Infrastructure

The partnership combines e-Sprinto’s electric scooter platforms with EMO Energy’s ZenPac battery technology. ZenPac is a liquid-cooled battery system incorporating active thermal management, battery intelligence, and energy optimization features. The battery platform is integrated with EMO Energy’s charging infrastructure and battery intelligence system, enabling real-time monitoring and predictive insights into battery and energy usage. EMO Energy said the system is designed for commercial EV applications that involve multiple charging cycles, extended operating hours, and demanding urban operating conditions. This combination brings the battery, intelligence, and charging elements together as part of an energy system intended for high-utilization electric mobility operations.

Focus on High-Utilization Commercial Mobility

Sheetanshu Tyagi, co-founder and CEO of EMO Energy, said, “This partnership with e-Sprinto combines a purpose-built vehicle platform with EMO’s battery technology, intelligence layer, and charging infrastructure to create a reliable energy ecosystem for high-utilisation mobility.” The statement highlights the companies’ focus on integrating vehicle technology with energy management rather than treating the battery and charging system as separate components. Atul Gupta, founder and chairman of e-Sprinto, said the partnership combines e-Sprinto’s electric vehicle platforms with EMO Energy’s battery technology to address the scale and reliability requirements of commercial mobility. The collaboration therefore targets fleet applications where operational continuity and energy management are central to vehicle deployment.

EMO Energy Fleet Performance and FY26 Growth

The partnership comes as EMO Energy expands its presence in commercial electric mobility. During the first quarter of the financial year, fleets using EMO Energy systems covered 93.69 million km and supported 18.74 million deliveries while consuming 2,810.7 MWh of energy. EMO Energy also reported that its operating fleet grew from 15,800 vehicles in April to more than 19,000 vehicles by June. These figures indicate the scale at which its battery and energy-management systems are being used in commercial operations. The expansion of the operating fleet also provides a broader deployment base for technologies focused on monitoring battery performance, managing charging requirements, and supporting high-frequency urban mobility applications.

EMO Energy and e-Sprinto Business Profiles

EMO Energy was founded in 2022 by Sheetanshu Tyagi and Rahul Patel and develops battery systems, battery intelligence, and charging infrastructure for electric mobility applications. Its technology portfolio is focused on managing energy systems for electric vehicles, including applications requiring repeated charging and extended operating periods. e-Sprinto manufactures low-speed and high-speed electric scooters for personal and commercial mobility and operates in India’s urban electric two-wheeler market. The 8,000-scooter deployment expands the companies’ collaboration into commercial fleet operations, where the integration of electric scooter platforms with battery technology and charging infrastructure can support applications such as quick-commerce and last-mile delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many electric scooters will EMO Energy and e-Sprinto deploy?
The companies plan to deploy 8,000 electric scooters across India during the current financial year. The vehicles will support commercial mobility applications such as quick-commerce and last-mile delivery, with deployment occurring in phases across multiple cities. The rollout will include both low-speed and high-speed electric scooter models from e-Sprinto. The partnership also combines these vehicle platforms with EMO Energy’s ZenPac liquid-cooled battery technology, battery intelligence, and charging infrastructure. The system is intended to support commercial fleets operating with multiple charging cycles, extended operating hours, and demanding urban conditions.