Powering Electric Mobility

India vowed to achieve the target of having at least 30 percent of private automobiles as EVs by 2030 at the Conference of the Parties 26 (COP26) Summit. Startups are going to play a key role in the accomplishment of this goal. Acknowledging their significance in this market, we have come up with this special issue. The cover story of this issue features Trinity Motors which has solely offered EEC-approved vehicles. Trinity Motors is the first company in Central India to specialize in electric scooters; offering high-quality eScooters and exceptional customer service. Trinity also provides a wide range of products such as EV conversion kit, a hybrid kit, and a hydrogen cells kit for ICE engines. Today, the company is regarded in the industry for producing high-quality products with longer warranties. Also featuring in the issue is Blaer Motors, whose years of accumulated engineering expertise and technical acumen have enabled it to develop drive train solutions that are known for their simplistic architecture and cost efficiency. With more than eight years of persistent R&D, Blaer Motors has developed a highly efficient, simplistic architectural and robust technology. The issue also covers VOLC which offers a wide range of multi-brand, multi-category electric vehicles comprising two-wheeled vehicles in the low and high-speed variants to best fit their mobility requirements, and is all set to introduce e-Bike and e-Bicycle in the coming future.

In addition, the issue also acquaints you with the other top startups in this domain. After studying the industry landscape in-depth, we have zeroed in on the top 10 startups that have excelled in this field with their meticulous approach. Having proven their dedication to efficiency in order to meet the customer expectations in an end-to-end manner, these companies have stood out from the crowd.

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