Indian start-ups focused on connectivity and two and three-wheeler EVs

Indian start-ups focused on connectivity and two and three-wheeler EVs | Automotive World

India’s vibrant mobility start-up scene shines especially bright in the areas of cheap zero-emissions transport and meeting demands for connectivity. By Xavier Boucherat

Like all major mobility markets, India is now home to a thriving eco-system of start-ups, all keen to take advantage of an increasingly diverse space with brand new requirements, from vehicle-charging, to telemetry to ride-hailing.

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