Hero Electric Announces Subscription-Based Financing Plans

- Customers can buy Hero Electric two-wheelers for monthy subscription
- The susbscription-based plans also include maintenance and servicing
- All-inclusive subscription plans to begin as low as Rs. 2,999 per month
Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Hero Electric has partnered with Autovert Technologies to offer what is described as 'alternative ownership models' for Hero Electric's new customers. Under the partnership, Autovert, a fintech start-up, will allow new customers of Hero Electric to opt for subscription-based plans for an all-inclusive price at the time of purchasing a new Hero Electric two-wheeler. The all-inclusive subscription plans will start for as low as Rs. 2,999 per month, and will allow Hero Electric customers to avail the electric two-wheeler, along with bundled services such as comprehensive insurance, service and maintenance, loyalty bonuses and upgrade options.
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Commenting on the collaboration, Sachin Mehta, Co-Founder and Director, Autovert Technologies said, "Customers today are looking for alternative ownership options apart from ease of usage. The future of affordable personal mobility is electric driven. Understandably, so is our focus. The new generation of buyers looks for easier and newer ways of engagement - one that is data-driven. We want to offer our services to the buyers of EVs as we see great potential and rise in their demand. Hero Electric echoes our sentiment of innovation and together we hope to provide the users with the financial ease to buy, run, and maintain the vehicle."
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Sohinder Gill, CEO, Hero Electric, believes that the partnership with Autovert will simplify and facilitate EV sales in India
Sohinder Gill, CEO, Hero Electric, added, "Ease and convenience are one of the most valued aspects of buying any vehicle. Unfortunately, EV sector does not experience much ease and joy when it comes to financing. Through our collaboration with Autovert, we are determined to offer singular experiences of buying and owning Hero Electric vehicles without much fuss. While we are witnessing a growth in the EV sales, it is of utmost important to also offer rich experiences to our customers and make their experience of owning an electric vehicle hassle free. As sales volumes rise, this partnership with Autovert will simplify and facilitate EV sales in India while giving Hero Electric buyers the ease that is priceless. We are glad to have partnered with Autovert to bring the power of IoT backed finance asset monitoring and management and be a pioneer in this ecosystem of re-imagining auto finance."
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Autovert will utilise its IOT-based technology platform called 'Autovert Plug' to manage the vehicle through its lifecycle. The Autovert Plug Subscription plan has been launched with a few select dealerships in Bengaluru on a pilot basis, before it is introduced across the Hero Electric dealership footprint around the country.
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