Piaggio India to launch e-vehicles

    Armed with the technology, Piaggio is keeping a close watch on e-vehicle regulations, market conditions and infrastructure development in India.

    Published On Jul 25, 2018 01:27:00 PM

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    Piaggio India to launch e-vehicles

    In a recent announcement, the Italian automaker has said that it is considering launching e-vehicles in India. Although not a direct indication of its intentions, Piaggio had also showcased the Vespa Elettrica e-scooter concept at the 2018 Auto Expo, among other vehicles in its range. The Vespa Elettrica concept is a combination of the retro styling of their popular Vespa two-wheeler paired with a modern electric powertrain.

    Ashish Yakhmi, business head, Piaggio India, said, "We're ready with the technology for two-wheelers and four-wheelers as well, but we're waiting for regulations to introduce the vehicles in the country." Piaggio is also planning to expand its reach considerably by 2020 and focus on customer experience at their Motoplex-branded outlets.

    "Currently, as (dealership) figures are changing more or less every week, we are at around 150 outlets all across India. Our plan is to more than double it by 2020," said Diego Graffi, CEO and MD, Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. "The willingness to tie up with us is increasing fast; but as we grow, we want to maintain the identity and the experience one has at a Motoplex. The matter is not only sales, not only profitability, it is to provide the customer a unique experience. That is our standard for selecting new partners."

     

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