Nexzu says it plans to acquire electronic and electrical components from local suppliers, including lithium-ion battery packs, battery management systems (BMS), BLDC hub motors, motor controllers and LED displays.
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Nexzoo Mobility has announced its plan to intensify localization efforts towards 100% production of electric vehicles manufactured in India. The company said in a statement that it is working closely with suppliers across the country to manufacture completely locally made products in Pune. Also, the company says that it aims to export quality products at competitive prices and short lead times. Nexzu says it plans to acquire a number of components in the electronic and electrical category from local suppliers. It consists of a lithium-ion battery pack, battery management system (BMS), BLDC hub motors, motor controller and LED display.
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Speaking on the brand’s plans, Umakant M. Shivankar, COO – Nexzoo Mobility said, “The need to build a strong foundation for convenient, sustainable mobility in the country is evident. Nexzoo has focused on building the ultimate urban mobility solutions for the customers. In line with this, we have decided to step up our localization efforts through a number of actions that will ensure that we create a strong supply chain locally and help us achieve our goals as well. Allow the industry to flourish.”
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Nezxu Mobility is also planning to expand its dealership network across India to meet the growing demand. The company currently has over 100 dealer touchpoints with an e-commerce platform with doorstep delivery. The company’s product range includes electric scooters and e-cycles. The company primarily sells the Nexzu Dextro in low-speed and high-speed options, while its e-cycle range includes the Rompus, Rompus+, Roadlark and Roadlark Cargo.
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