Archive · 17 Aug 2025
IPU-IIF Startup Launches Indigenous Electric Patrol Vehicle
A team of engineers from Mazout Electric, incubated at IPU-IIF, created Zooty, a small electric vehicle.
Think of it as a tiny scooter for security and facility managers to get around places such as hospitals and campuses.
Zooty runs on electricity, traveling over 20 kilometers on a single charge and reaching 24 kmph.
It charges up quickly and can carry 120kg.
The vehicle features in-house developed electronics, from the microcontroller to the IoT system.
The Zooty was launched on India's Independence Day.
Mazout Electric launched the all-electric patrolling vehicle, Zooty.
The vehicle was designed for defense personnel and logistical support.
Zooty has a range of over 20 km and a top speed of 24 kmph.
The vehicle's in-house electronics, including the microcontroller and IoT systems, were developed by the team.
The launch took place on India's 79th Independence Day.
- Who
- Mazout Electric, an IPU-IIF incubated startup.
- What
- Mazout Electric launched the all-electric patrolling vehicle 'Zooty'.
- When
- Launched on August 15, 2025, India's 79th Independence Day.
- Where
- At the GGSIPU East Campus.
- Why
- To provide a compact, efficient, and indigenously developed vehicle for security and logistical support.
- Vehicle Name
- Zooty
- Developer
- Mazout Electric
- Startup Affiliation
- IPU-IIF
- Battery Range
- Over 20 km
- Top Speed
- 24 kmph
- Charging Time
- 0 to 90% in under an hour
- Payload Capacity
- 120 kg
