Green Sunny

The Green Sunny is a low-speed electric scooter from Green EV (NP Green Electric Vehicles Private Limited), positioned as an affordable first EV for short-distance city commuting, errands and daily rides. It is the more powerful sibling of the Green Udaan, offering two range options for buyers who want a bit more distance per charge.

Price & Variants

Priced from Rs 26,499 to Rs 28,499 (ex-showroom) across two variants - Sunny 40kms and Sunny 60kms - with a 1.34 kWh battery on both. It is available in 6 colours: Red, Black, Light Green, Blue, Green and White.

Battery & Range

Both variants share a 1.34 kWh lithium-ion battery, claiming a range of 40 km (Sunny 40kms) or 60 km (Sunny 60kms) per charge. A full charge takes 4 to 6 hours from a regular home socket, with no fast-charging support.

Performance

A 250W BLDC hub motor drives the rear wheel, with a claimed top speed of 25 km/h. The Sunny runs a dual-suspension setup at both ends with drum brakes front and rear.

Features

LED headlight and indicators, a digital LCD instrument console with speedometer and trip meter, push-button start, underseat storage, passenger backrest, carry hook and a non-slip footboard. Kerb weight is 51 kg and load capacity is 150 kg, with an adjustable handlebar.

Who should buy the Green Sunny?

The Green Sunny suits first-time EV buyers and short-distance city commuters — students, errand runs and last-mile trips where a 25 km/h top speed and 40-60 km claimed range are plenty. Its 1.34 kWh battery charges fully in 4-6 hours from a standard home socket with no fast-charging dependency, and the 51 kg kerb weight with a 150 kg load capacity makes it easy to handle and park. The drum-brake setup without ABS and the low top speed mean it is a neighbourhood runabout rather than a highway machine, so keep it to short urban hops.