Zelio E-Mobility has brought the Gracy 2026 to Tamil Nadu, giving the state a fresh entry point into its low-speed electric scooter lineup. Starting at Rs 59,999, the scooter is aimed squarely at college students and young women riders who want a practical daily scooter without touching a driving licence or an RTO office.
What the Gracy 2026 Actually Brings to the Table
Zelio built the Gracy 2026 around a lightweight body, a refreshed design and the kind of everyday durability a scooter needs to survive years of city riding. Riders get seven colour options to choose from, Snow Pearl White, Bright Black, Asian Black, Yellow, Noble Metal Gray, Fluorescent Green and Hibiscus Purple, which is a wider palette than most scooters offer in this price bracket.
The scooter tops out at 25 kmph and delivers a range of 60 to 120 kilometres per charge depending on the battery variant, with 50 litres of boot space built in for daily bags, groceries or college essentials.
Price and Battery Options
Zelio offers the Gracy 2026 across four battery configurations, giving buyers a genuine choice between upfront cost and range.
The 60V/32AH lead acid variant starts things off at Rs 59,999, while the 72V/32AH lead acid version comes in at Rs 62,499. For riders who want lithium, the 60V/32AH lithium-ion variant is priced at Rs 72,999 and the 72V/32AH lithium-ion tops the range at Rs 76,999.
Charging times reflect that same split. Lead acid variants take 8 to 10 hours to charge fully, while the lithium-ion models cut that down significantly to 4 to 5 hours, a real advantage for anyone who cannot always charge overnight.
Inside the Gracy 2026
A 60/72V BLDC motor powers the Gracy 2026, paired with front disc brakes and rear drum brakes for stopping power. The scooter runs on 90/90-12 tyres and uses front telescopic hydraulic suspension along with rear spring-loaded suspension, a combination built to handle the kind of uneven city roads and speed breakers riders deal with daily.
On the feature side, Zelio has fitted the Gracy 2026 with central locking, an anti-theft alarm, a USB charging port, keyless drive, LED headlamps and a digital meter. Every one of these features is backed by a two-year warranty covering the motor, controller and frame.
Why Tamil Nadu Right Now
Kunal Arya, Managing Director of Zelio E-Mobility, explained the thinking behind the scooter's design when it was first unveiled: "The Gracy 2026 has been designed to reflect the aspirations of India's youth by combining lightweight construction, stylish design, and dependable performance.
That focus on younger riders lines up closely with what Zelio has been building toward in South India more broadly. The company recently commissioned a new manufacturing facility in Coimbatore, expanding its total production capacity to 2.4 lakh units a year and putting local assembly, storage and logistics support much closer to Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and South Maharashtra. Introducing the Gracy 2026 in Tamil Nadu right as that facility ramps up is not a coincidence. It reflects a company putting manufacturing muscle behind a state it is actively investing in.
What This Means for Riders in Tamil Nadu
For a college student or a young professional in Tamil Nadu, the Gracy 2026 solves two problems at once. It skips the licence and RTO process entirely, since it falls under the non RTO scooter category, and runs at a fraction of what a petrol scooter costs to fuel every month.
Zelio backs this launch with a genuinely large support network too. The company now counts more than 2 lakh riders across its lineup and operates through over 500 dealerships spread across 20 states and union territories, so buyers in Tamil Nadu are not stepping into an unfamiliar or thin service network.
If the Gracy 2026 fits your daily 15 to 35 kilometre commute, it sits comfortably alongside the rest of Zelio's Gracy family, and the battery scooty price list is worth checking if you want to compare it against other models before deciding which variant makes the most sense for your budget.



