Electric scooters in Sonipat. Visit our Mobility Centers.

Where to test ride and buy in Sonipat

ElectricPe's Sonipat presence covers the main residential sectors, the Kundli belt and the road out to Murthal. A test ride from any of these is a short hop, and the Mobility Center keeps Xypro, Jett and 4ALL units ready for walk-in trials.

The team can run the EMI calculator on the spot, complete Bajaj Finserv KYC digitally, and hand over the scooter the same day if paperwork clears. There is no booking deposit needed for a test ride.

• Model Town, Old Sonipat and the city core
• Sector 14, 15 and 23 residential clusters
• Kundli industrial area and HSIIDC sectors
• Murthal and the GT Road frontage
• Rai and the KMP Expressway access belt

Licence-free, registration-free riding in Sonipat

Every ElectricPe scooter is locked to a 25 km/h top speed, which keeps it in the low-speed electric two-wheeler category under central rules. That means no driving licence, no RTO registration with the Sonipat transport office, no number plate and zero road tax to the Haryana transport department. The scooter is ready to ride the moment it leaves the Mobility Center.

For households where a teenager rides to coaching, a homemaker rides to the local market, or a senior rides to the temple - none of which justify a full licence chase - this is the simplest path to a two-wheeler in the family. The legal exemption is built into the scooter's design, not negotiated case by case. That is also the reason a single ElectricPe scooter often ends up serving two or three riders in the same Sonipat household across the day, each using it for their own short trip.

Cost of going electric in Sonipat

Sonipat pricing follows the national sticker - Xypro from ₹42,000 on-road, Jett from ₹55,000, 4ALL from ₹56,000. EMIs start from ₹1,499 per month through ElectricPe's Bajaj Finserv partnership, with digital KYC handled at the Mobility Center.

Running cost is where the scooter pays for itself. A petrol two-wheeler doing 20 km a day in Sonipat is paying roughly ₹1,400-1,700 a month at the pump. An ElectricPe scooter charged at home on a regular 5A socket costs the household around ₹150-200 a month for the same distance. Over a 12-month window that is a clean ₹15,000-18,000 back in the budget.

• Xypro from ₹42,000 - everyday commuter
• Jett from ₹55,000 - family scooter
• 4ALL from ₹56,000 - longest single-charge range
• EMI from ₹1,499/month with on-the-spot approvals

Service and support in Sonipat

ElectricPe's 24-hour service SLA holds in Sonipat the same way it does in any Tier-1 metro. Owners raise a ticket from the app, the service van picks up the scooter from the gate, the job is logged with photos, and the scooter is delivered back ready to ride.

Component-level warranty is written into the card - 3 years or 40,000 km on the lithium-ion battery, 1 year on the motor and 1 year on the controller. Mobility Centers stock 50+ genuine parts in inventory, so common service jobs do not get held up waiting for a part to ship in from outside the city.

Haryana's EV scooter advantage

Haryana's EV Policy is built around making the state a global hub for electric mobility manufacturing and rolling out clean transport across its districts. For private buyers, the policy directs road tax and registration exemptions for electric vehicles, and the state Power Department is mandated to support charging infrastructure rollout. PSU land at concessional rates is named in the policy to accelerate the charging network.

For a 25 km/h Xypro, Jett or 4ALL, road tax and registration do not apply in the first place - the legal benefit is structural, not paperwork-dependent. The central PM E-DRIVE scheme continues national-level demand support, which is reflected in the sticker price wherever applicable.

• Haryana EV Policy targets road-tax and registration exemption for EVs
• State Power Department mandated to back charging rollout
• 25 km/h scooters carry no state tax obligation
• PM E-DRIVE continues central demand-side support

Choosing your Xypro, Jett or 4ALL in Sonipat

For a Sonipat first-time buyer, the Xypro at ₹42,000 on-road is the natural starting point - light, easy to park in a sector colony, and the cheapest to run. The Jett at ₹55,000 is the family scooter with a stronger payload for the school-and-market loop. The 4ALL at ₹56,000 is the longest-range pick, useful for a rider whose route stretches from the city core out to Kundli, Rai or Murthal every day.

Book a free test ride on the ElectricPe app or walk into the nearest Mobility Center. The team will line up a back-to-back ride on all three scooters so the decision is yours, made with the throttle in your hand. There is no pressure to buy on the same visit - many Sonipat buyers ride, take a day to think, and come back to finalise.