eveon Pronto

Motor and battery

All three Pronto versions use a 1,200-watt BLDC motor. eveon quotes the same 50–55 km/h top speed and 80–90 km Eco-mode range for each. The batteries differ. The Pronto and Pronto Max use a swappable 76.8V 27Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery, which eveon describes as safe and durable. The cheaper Pronto Plus uses a 72V 32Ah graphene battery instead. eveon says each one uses about 2.3 units of electricity per full charge. Charging times are not published for any of the three.

Size and practicality

eveon does not publish dimensions or weight for the Pronto family. The clearest physical difference is wheel size. The Pronto rides on 12-inch tubeless tyres. The Pronto Max and Pronto Plus use 10-inch tubeless tyres, with alloy rims on the Plus. In our view, the bigger wheels on the Pronto should feel more stable on rough roads, while the 10-inch models may feel nimbler in traffic. The swappable battery on the Pronto and Pronto Max is a real practical advantage if you live in a flat or cannot park next to a socket, because you can take the battery indoors to charge.

Equipment by variant

Every Pronto has a front disc brake, tubeless tyres, cruise control and reverse gear.

The Pronto adds a rear disc brake, a digital meter, keyless start, an anti-theft alarm and CAN protocol electronics.

The Pronto Max has front and rear disc brakes, CAN protocol, the anti-theft alarm and keyless start. It also adds an NFC card key, a side stand sensor and a battery management system.

The Pronto Plus has a front disc with a rear drum brake, an NFC card key and a side stand sensor. eveon’s page does not list an anti-theft alarm for it.

Warranty

All three versions come with a 24-month motor warranty and 18 months of cover on the battery and controller. The October 2026 price list confirms 18 months for the Pronto.

Which variant to buy

Our opinion: the Pronto Max is the sweet spot. It costs Rs 10,000 less than the Pronto, keeps the swappable LFP battery and twin disc brakes, and adds an NFC key and a side stand sensor. You mainly give up the 12-inch wheels. Choose the Pronto if you ride on broken roads and want the larger tyres. The Pronto Plus saves Rs 45,000 against the Max, but you lose the swappable LFP battery and the rear disc brake. It suits buyers on a tighter budget who can charge at home.