Gogoro Jego in Nepal: Stylish, Light, and Battery-Swap Ready for Urban Mobility

Gogoro Jego has launched in Nepal with Single and Dual Battery Options.

Gogoro, a Taiwan-based company and arguably the pioneer of battery-swapping technology on a commercial scale, has made its entry into Nepal. Currently, it operates in countries like China, Indonesia, Singapore, India, Philippines.

Nebula Energy will be the official distributor of Gogoro Scooters in Nepal.

It has opened its first outlet at Narayanchaur, Naxal, Kathmandu following the announcement made at the Nada Auto Show 2024. 

In April 2024, Gogoro launched a pilot program operating on a Business-to-Business (B2B) model, partnering with delivery services like Foodmandu and Jum Jum. The program proved to be highly successful and demonstrated the feasibility of electric scooters in Nepal.

By addressing the current charging challenges faced by electric scooters, Gogoro’s battery swapping technology, which allows riders to swap a low battery for a fully charged one in just a few minutes, has showcased its efficiency.

This success has led Gogoro to see strong potential for its smart scooters in the Nepalese market, positioning it as a game-changer in urban mobility.

Gogoro plans to introduce two new models to the Nepali market, one of them being the Gogoro Jego.

What is the Price of Gogoro Jego in Nepal?

Gogoro Jego price in Nepal starts at Rs. 2,29,900 for Single Battery Option and Rs. 2,44,900 for Dual Battery Option.

Nebula has launched its first Gogoro showroom in Kathmandu, where customers can experience and test ride the scooters and place pre-orders at an exclusive introductory price. Deliveries will begin in November 2024.

Nebula has also presented an aggressive plan to establish 45 battery swapping stations across the Kathmandu valley.

It has also introduced a battery swapping subscription plan in Nepal, starting at NRs 799 for 30 days. Users can swap empty batteries for charged ones at stations, with plans tailored to different travel needs.

Pricing is based on Battery Energy Capacity (Ampere-hours), ensuring cost-effective options for all users.

Customers who book their Gogoro Jego by October 31, 2024, will receive free 735 Ampere-Hour battery swapping, equivalent to approximately 1,000 km, for just Rs. 1.

This offer is valid for three months after the purchase of the Jego.

With that said, let’s look at the key specifications of Gogoro Jego in Nepal for 2024.

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Gogoro Jego Overview

Design

The Gogoro Jego boasts an eye-catching design, available in a variety of vibrant color options.

At the front, it features a clean and sleek appearance, with round LED DRLs and a headlight that enhance its overall appeal. While the front design is minimalistic, it still manages to stand out.

From the side, the large leg rest compartment is immediately noticeable, offering enough space to accommodate a 28-inch luggage.

The extended seats are well-cushioned, providing a comfortable riding experience, and the overall ergonomics are thoughtfully designed from this angle.

At the rear, the minimalist theme continues with a grab rail and a low-mounted taillight, maintaining the scooter’s sleek profile.

The instrument console features a full-color round display, which shows the speedometer, trip meter, and battery status.

Jego’s appeal is further heightened by its wide range of color options, including Red, Yellow, Blue, Grey, and White.

Performance

Gogoro Jego is powered by a 3.5 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor (PMSM). It generates a max power of 4.7 PS and a max torque of 100 Nm.

Gogoro smart scooters are designed with innovative swappable battery technology, allowing riders to easily replace their low battery with a fully charged one in a matter of minutes.

To support this technology, Gogoro is rapidly building a network of battery swapping stations across the Kathmandu Valley.

According to the company, it plans to establish 45 swapping stations in Kathmandu, ensuring easy access for riders throughout the city.

Moreover, Jego comes with single and double battery options. It also has two power modes: Normal and Low Energy.

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Additional Details

Dual Telescopic Fork at front and Dual Shock Absorbers on the rear handle the suspension duties.

The dimensions are 1870 mm in length, 695 mm in width, and 1280 mm in height. Moreover, the wheelbase is 1345 mm.

The weight of Pulse is 86 Kg without batteries and 96 Kg with batteries. Furthermore, it provides a 22-liter Under Seat Storage.

Features

Here’s a quick list of the available features in Gogoro Jego in Nepal for 2024.

Gogoro Jego Features Highlight

• 3.5 kW Hub Motor
• Direct Drive
• Single and Dual Swappable Battery Options
• 162 Km Approx Range
• High Tension Steel Tube Frame
• Full LED Lighting
• 10-inch Multi-Spoke Wheels
• Full Color Display
• 22-Liter Under Seat Storage
• 28-inch Luggage Capacity in Leg Rest
• Synchronized Dual Disk Braking
• Reverse Mode

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Gogoro Jego Price in Nepal and Availability

The official Gogoro Jego price in Nepal starts at Rs. 2,29,900 for Single Battery Option and Rs. 2,44,900 for Dual Battery Option.

Nebula has opened its first showroom at Naxal, Kathmandu. It will launch two models: the Gogoro Jego and Gogoro Pulse Ultra.

Buyers will have the opportunity to test ride Gogoro’s smart scooters and pre-book them at a special discounted rate. Deliveries are expected to begin in October 2024.

In addition, Nebula is moving forward with an ambitious plan to establish 45 battery swapping stations across the Kathmandu valley, strategically placing them every 2-3 km for maximum convenience.

To access those swapping stations, users are required to buy subscription plan which starts at NRs 799 for 30 days, with various options designed to meet different needs, whether for students, professionals, or daily commuters.

Pricing is based on the energy used, calculated by the Ampere-hour (Ah) rate, ensuring that each plan is tailored to the user’s specific travel and energy requirements.

Customers who book their Gogoro Jego by October 31, 2024, will receive free 735 Ampere-Hour battery swapping, equivalent to approximately 1,000 km, for just Rs. 1.

This offer is valid for three months after the purchase of the Jego.

Interested individuals can reach out to Nebula’s official Gogoro scooter showroom recently opened at Naxal, Kathmandu.

Talking about competition, one of the competitors for the Gogoro Jego will be the Segway E125.

From a performance standpoint, both the Gogoro Jego and Segway E125 deliver similar power outputs. However, while the E125 takes up to six hours to charge, the Jego offers swappable battery technology, eliminating the need for long charging times.

This feature alone could be a key deciding factor for consumers when choosing between the Jego and the E125 or other electric scooters.

That said, the E125 comes packed with more advanced features than the Jego, including Cruise Control, a Smart Battery Management System, Remote Key Control, and ABS, making it a compelling choice for those prioritizing features.

Segway E125 price in Nepal is Rs. 3.91 Lakhs, but Gogoro Jego price in Nepal starts at Rs. 2.29 Lakhs which makes Jego even more appealing.

Considering all the factors Jego appears to be a more persuasive choice offering greater convenience and practicality for urban mobility with its battery-swapping technology and price.