9 months ago
Exponent Energy Opens First EV Store in Bengaluru
Exponent Energy, a company that makes electric vehicles, opened its first store in Bengaluru.
This store will sell electric three-wheelers and also help convert old gas-powered three-wheelers into electric ones.
The company plans to open 15 more stores in Bengaluru by the end of the year.
Drivers can visit the store to see the vehicles, take test drives, and even get their old three-wheelers converted to electric ones in just 24 hours.
The store also offers fast charging for these electric vehicles.
The company hopes this will make it easier for people to switch to electric vehicles.
Exponent Energy opened its first EV store in Bengaluru.
Plans to establish 15 Exponent Sales Point (ESP) stores in Bengaluru by the end of the financial year.
Store offers full range of Exponent-enabled three-wheelers and retrofit services for converting CNG/LPG autos to EVs.
Retrofit service can convert existing three-wheelers to electric in 24 hours.
Store provides 15-minute rapid charging, test drives, and a one-stop destination for EV exploration and retrofit services.
- Who
- Exponent Energy
- What
- Opened first EV store in Bengaluru
- Where
- Bengaluru
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- To facilitate EV transition and retail sales of electric three-wheelers
Key facts
- Company
- Exponent Energy
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Store Type
- Exponent Sales Point (ESP)
- Planned Stores
- 15 by end of financial year
- Retrofit Service
- Convert CNG/LPG autos to EVs in 24 hours
- Partnerships
- Montra Electric, Kinetic Green
- Charging Time
- 15-minute rapid charging
Quotes
Ayush Bhargava
Head of business at Exponent Energy
“Our first ESP store gives drivers a firsthand experience of the company’s full ecosystem, from exploring our range of Exponent-enabled vehicles to seeing how existing vehicles can be upgraded. With this store, we are setting the foundation for a faster, more accessible EV transition and plan to replicate this model across more cities soon.”
thehansindia.com
“When drivers see how easily they can switch to EVs at lower running costs, the shift becomes inevitable.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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