eRise-Drive
Electric, the automotive arm of KL Group with 50-year legacy in diverse sectors,
has announced its entry into the Indian EV markets. eRise manufactures long
range, high performance electric two-wheelers built specifically for Indian
road conditions.
The
company intends to launch three low speed electric scooters immediately and two
high speed vehicles in the coming 3 months. The company is planning to sell
10,000+ vehicles this year.
The
Made in India, Made for India electric scooters shall be manufactured in the
95,000 sq ft. state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Rohtak, Haryana in
the suburbs of Delhi, with a capacity of manufacturing 30,000 vehicles/year.
The company aims to roll-out its electric scooters with its key features focus
on safety.
During
the first phase, eRise Intends to expand its footprint to 200 plus dealerships
across country at 175 locations. The three low-speed scooters expected to be
released in the coming months promises fresh design as well as several key
functionalities such as multiple speed modes keyless start, anti-theft alarm
feature, regenerative braking, mobile app connectivity & real-time
tracking.
Puneet
Goel – CEO & Co Founder, eRise – Drive Electric said, “We are excited to
introduce eRise in the Indian markets and build a name for ourselves in the
country's burgeoning electric scooter sector, which has a lot of potential. Our
products have been particularly designed to endure Indian weather conditions
while also meeting the technical and design standards of the Indian market. We
are looking forward to an exciting journey that will influence India's
e-mobility revolution with some interesting launches in the pipeline for the
coming months.”
eRise-Drive
Electric intends to be a significant force in EV Segment with pan India
Presence and become one of leading company in electric vehicles. The KL Group
has a five-decade strong conglomerate pedigree and an excellent track record of
building numerous businesses in India's Auto, Construction, and PetroChemicals
industries.