Kinetic Green plans to follow affordable engineering model for light EVs

Kinetic Green is planning to follow an affordable engineering model on its path to light electric mobility.

The company, which began with electric three-wheelers and golf carts and has added two-wheelers to its portfolio, will be tapping the last-mile connectivity demand.

Speaking to Business Standard, Sulajja Firodia Motwani, founder and chief executive officer, Kinetic Green, said during the pandemic people opted for electric vehicles (EVs), which are good for the environment, but localisation plans of some companies had been affected because they were too busy protecting their business at the moment. “Our company has localised because we have expertise and our own facilities but many other companies have not been able to complete their localisation plans,” she said.