With the introduction of its GoGo electric autorickshaw brand, Bajaj Auto has ushered in a daring new era in India’s electric mobility history. GoGo, a dedicated line of electric three-wheelers for passenger (and soon cargo) use, was introduced on February 27, 2025. The base P5009 trim starts at an aggressive ₹3,26,797 ex-showroom in Delhi, and the flagship P7012 model, which has a certified 251-kilometer single-charge range and a 12.1-kWh battery, is the most expensive in its segment at ₹3,83,004.
Variant Names and Their Useful Importance
Practical qualities are evident in Bajaj’s naming scheme: “P” designates a passenger type (upcoming cargo versions are anticipated to use “C”), “50” and “70” indicate vehicle size, and “09” or “12” indicate battery capacity in kWh.
There are three passenger options available:
- The GoGo P5009, a 9 kWh battery with a range of about 176 kilometers, costs ₹3.26 lakh.
- GoGo P5012: 12 kWh battery with a range of about 248 km; pricing to be determined
- The GoGo P7012 is a high-end model that costs ₹3.83 lakh and has a 12.1 kWh battery that can travel 251 km on a single charge.
Comfort & Cutting-Edge Technology
GoGo sets itself apart with elements that are frequently absent from electric three-wheelers:
- Segment-first two-speed automated transmission, this self-shifting gearbox maximizes range while improving hill climbing performance (up to about 28% grade).
- Safety is improved by rollover prevention technologies and automated alerts from Auto Hazard Detection and Anti-Roll Detection.
- For smoother beginnings, Hill-Hold Assist stops rollback on inclines.
- LED lighting, digital cluster, USB/AUX connectors, and a full-metal chassis for comfort and longevity.
- Telematics, remote immobilization, reverse assistance, and fleet-tracking features are premium TecPac add-ons that are optional.
Battery and Guarantee
A major worry for EV fleet owners and drivers is addressed by Bajaj’s 5-year battery warranty, which ensures at least 70% capacity retention over that time. Convenient onboard charging allows the 12 kWh battery to reach 80 percent in less than 4 hours, and depending on the power supply, complete charge durations can take anywhere from 3 to 5 hours.
Growth and Market Strategy
With 5,506 units sold in April 2025, just two months after launch, the GoGo series had helped Bajaj Auto secure a 36% market share for L5 electric three-wheelers and a 39% market share for passenger EVs. This quick adoption is the result of Bajaj’s wide dealership network (850 locations nationwide as of early 2025), widespread brand trust, and affordable prices that undercut those of competitors like the Mahindra Treo (approximately ₹3.44 lakh with a range of about 170 km) and Piaggio Ape E-City (maximum range of 120 km).
Edge in Economics and Sustainability
For drivers, GoGo offers good economics: more daily rides and income result from longer uptime. Bajaj is well-positioned to further solidify its position as a leader in clean-fuel mobility thanks to its economical energy consumption, lower operating expenses (electricity versus gasoline/petrol-CNG), and an estimated 20% EBITDA margin in FY2024. By 2026, the company also intends to ship GoGo models to Bangladesh, Nepal, and other regions of Africa; cargo variations are anticipated by the end of 2025.
A partnership with Lohum, which aims to recycle 95 percent of battery cells, strengthens clean sustainability pledges and is consistent with India’s larger objective of circular EV value chains.
The Reasons GoGo Is Revolutionizing
- The P7012 is unsurpassed in its class because to its exceptional range of 251 km on a single charge.
- Adoption is feasible for drivers and fleet operators because to the affordable pricing, which starts at ₹3.26 lakh.
- Safety, efficiency, and driving convenience are given top priority in tech-rich features.
- strong support from financial partnerships, brand trust, and Bajaj’s service network.
GoGo is a strategic development as well as a reaction to India’s need for reasonably priced electric vehicles. It has the potential to become the preferred option for last-mile transportation in hundreds of Indian cities by fusing smart technology, attractive economics, and environmental responsibility.
In conclusion, the ₹3.26 lakh entry-level model and 251 km flagship range of the Bajaj GoGo, bolstered by safety features, driver-friendly technology, strong warranty support, and Bajaj’s distribution power, are poised to revolutionize the story of electric three-wheelers in India.