Last Updated:
With a load capacity of 150 kg, the Logix is well-suited for food delivery, small parcel services, and local trade.
The new Logix comes with a refreshed front look, making it appear sturdier and more purposeful on busy city streets. (Photo: Zelio)
ZELIO E Mobility, one of India’s fastest-growing electric scooter makers, is all set to launch a new version of its popular Logix cargo scooter in July 2025.
The facelifted Logix has been designed specially for delivery workers, gig professionals, and small businesses that rely on quick and cost-effective transport.
The new model now comes with a refreshed front design, giving it a stronger road presence. It will still be available in the well-loved Grey and Green colours that many riders trust.
What’s New in the Facelifted Logix?
The biggest changes are under the hood and on the front. The scooter now features a redesigned front panel, giving it a sturdier, more practical appearance. Available in Grey and Green, it keeps things simple but professional.
More importantly, the Logix now comes with a stronger 60/72V BLDC motor. The top speed stays at 25 km/h, keeping it road-safe and licence-free. But the range has increased from 90 km to a solid 120 km per charge. That means fewer stops to recharge and more time on the move.
Kunal Arya, Co-Founder of ZELIO, says, “The facelifted Logix represents our focused effort to support and empower the backbone of India’s delivery and logistics network. With improved range, a sturdier design, and continued operational efficiency, this model is built to serve those who keep our economy moving. We see Logix not just as a vehicle, but as a dependable partner that enhances productivity and drives progress for today’s hardworking professionals.”
Efficiency that Matters
With a load capacity of 150 kg, the Logix is well-suited for food delivery, small parcel services, and local trade. It uses just 1.5 units of electricity for a full charge—making it both cost-effective and eco-friendly.
This makes a big difference in a country where fuel prices often burn a hole in pockets, especially for those working long hours on the road.
ZELIO has already made its mark with over 200,000 users and aims to reach 1,000 dealerships by the end of 2025. With updates like this, they seem set to play a bigger role in shaping India’s electric mobility story—one delivery at a time.
Samreen Pall, Senior Sub-Editor at News18, is a Computer Science graduate but a writer at heart, Samreen has one motto that she swears by: ‘Everything is dull and useless if it has no drama in it.’ This motto c…Read More
Samreen Pall, Senior Sub-Editor at News18, is a Computer Science graduate but a writer at heart, Samreen has one motto that she swears by: ‘Everything is dull and useless if it has no drama in it.’ This motto c… Read More
- First Published: