Last-mile Micro-mobility Firm inGO Electric Unveils InGO Flee 2.0 At This Price

Last-mile Micro-mobility Firm inGO Electric Unveils InGO Flee 2.0

inGo Electric, a last-mile micro-mobility firm, has launched its latest electric vehicle model inGO Flee 2.0. Priced at INR 62,000 onwards, inGO Flee 2.0 has been designed with a focus on ergonomic design and comfort.

inGO Flee 2.0’s shocks stand offer zero maintenance and ensure a smooth ride. It can carry 25kgs on the carrier and a 50kgs on the footboard. It offers the inclusion of IoT and telematics features allows for real-time tracking through a software suite, remote locking, geo-fencing, and theft alerts. Additionally, the vehicle provides the convenience of charging anywhere with its Lithium-Ion battery, ensuring a quick charge in less than four hours and easy swapping in under two minutes.

Commenting on the new addition, Nikhil Gonsalves, CEO and Co-Founder, inGO Electric, said, “inGO was founded with an aim to offer an effective micro-mobility solution that helps people travel anywhere faster, safer and seamlessly. Our vision is to change the way we commute in urban cities where traffic congestion is a huge pain point. Our new model is a step in that direction. After an overwhelming response for our first model, we are excited to introduce inGO Flee 2.0. It offers a superior riding experience with utmost importance for rider comfort. inGO Flee 2.0 not just provides a mode of transport but an experience that prioritizes stability and ease of riding.”

Vehicle Features 

• Range: 50 Kms
• Battery: 1kW, 48V, 23.2Ah
• Peak Torque: 65 Nm
• Suspension: 43mm Telescopic front, Heavy Duty Shocks at the rear
• Dimensions: 1670 x 685 x 1200mm
• Top Speed: 25 kmph
• Charger & Time: 54.6V/6A – 4 Hours
• Wheel Size: 10″x3.00″ (Front and Rear)
• Max Payload: 50kgs on footboard, 25kgs on carrier
• Ground Clearance: 149mm
• Motor & Controller: 250W BLDC Hub Motor
• Weight: 55 Kgs

A few other features include a two-seat option for riders to share their ride comfortably. inGO Flee 2.0 also comprises a 10-inch LCD with a battery gauge that provides real-time information about the ride. The improved suspension system ensures enhanced ride quality and handling. Wider front wheels with 110mm brakes contribute to better safety. The transition to front and back tubeless tires adds to the overall durability efficiency of the vehicle. A 350mm wide ultra-comfort seat is designed for long rides.

The integration of a 24x7x365 days connected vehicle platform for monitoring and tracking is now a standard feature across all variants, adding a layer of security. The inGO Flee 2.0 also introduces new styling and graphics. It also entails a charger with battery level indication and an auto-hold battery hood.

inGO Flee 2.0 will be available for sale from December 1, 2023.

inGO has currently sold over 200 bikes and the firm is actively expanding its production capacity to 500 bikes per month in Hosur, with plans to reach 1500 bikes per month.

“Micromobility is defined as the use of micro-vehicles – vehicles that do not exceed a maximum speed of 45 km/h and a mass of 350 kg that can be electric, electrically-assisted and human-powered”, as per Science Direct.