Nexzu Mobility Announces New Range Of E-Cycles

Nexzu Mobility, a Pune-based electric vehicle manufacturer, is preparing to launch a new range of e-cycles in the company's new product line-up. Nexzu Mobility described itself as one of India's leading end-to-end solutions provider in the electric mobility space, and already has electric scooters and electric cycles in its product portfolio. The new range of e-cycles will include step-through cycles, cargo version cycles and long-range swappable battery cycles. The new range of e-cycles are expected to come with higher load-carrying capacity, premium cell make batteries, additional safety features and an app-based interface.

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Speaking on the current and future developments, Rahul Shonak, COO, Nexzu Mobility, said, "Exciting times lie ahead for Nexzu Mobility. After months of extensive R&D, we are excited to unveil our future plans. With our new offerings, we will strengthen our product portfolio by putting forth a solution for every customer need. We foresee hyper growth on the horizon for the EV space, and are honored to be at the forefront of the EV revolution. It is even more special as it is all localised - by Indians, for Indians!"

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According to a statement, the company is well on its way to localising 100 per cent of its EV parts from India. The company has now announced that it is open to discussing local manufacturing with Indian supplier partners. Formerly called Avan Motors, Nexzu Mobility is a leading EV manufacturer founded in 2015. The company has a manufacturing plant at the automotive hub of Chakan, near Pune, and has over 90 dealer touchpoints, its own online store and presence across multiple e-commerce portals. The company's products include affordable electric scooters and e-cycles.