Ellysium
Automotives has announced revoking association with British automotive brand
One Moto. The brand which was determined towards establishing a manufacturing
unit in India in light of ‘Make in India’ mission did not receive the expected
support from the British electric mobility company, and as a result decided to
part ways.
Additionally,
Ellysium Automotives has shared fresh plans to announce a new e-Mobility brand
which will have its manufacturing plans in India, thus allowing it to control
quality and technology as per the requirements of the Indian customer.
The
brand is known to be already putting in efforts towards sustainability solution
and already started working closely with government of Telangana for land
allotment for establishment of the manufacturing plant which will be equipped
with major automation integration, semi- robotics, and finest manufacturing
machinery to produce quality products.
“Given
the current scenario of EV brands in the Indian market, it has become very
important to keep a close watch on what one is releasing on roads in the name
of EV. Additionally, the price point too needs to be kept in check,
understanding that EV is still a new concept for Indian customers. All this can
only happen if one manufactures in India, and that is what we will be pursuing.
Customers will soon see great products getting introduced by the new EV brand
which we are all set to launch without making any compromises,” said Muzammil Riyaz, Promoter & Founder,
Ellysium Automotives.
Ellysium
Automotives is expected to announce the new EV brand by end of June 2022. It
ambitiously aims to announce at least 3 products within the ongoing fiscal
under the new brand to be launched.
Elysium Automotives an Indian startup for sustainability
and has aggressive and innovative plans to establish an integrated network of
Battery Charging/Swapping, moreover they have committed to the investment of
R&D, job creation, sustainable practices to guarantee their values and
vision is realized by a patriotic nation of two-wheeled commuters.