Auto component maker Omega Seiki on Friday announced its foray into electric mobility space with the unveiling of an electric three wheeled cargo vehicle to cater to the needs of e-commerce and B2B industry segments.
Available in two trims, Singha and Singha Max, the vehicle comes with a range of 100 km and a cargo capacity of 500 kg.
With lithium-ion 48 volt battery which generates a max torque of 80 NM, Singha and Singha Max offer top speed of 30 kmph and 60 kmph, respectively.
"The company has set up a manufacturing facility in Faridabad with an annual capacity of 12,000 vehicles in the first phase," Omega Seiki Managing Director Deb Mukherji said in a statement.
Subsequently, the company will add capacity in other locations, he added.
"The investment will be around Rs 200 crore in multiple phases," Mukherji said.
The Delhi-based company will commence bookings for the model during the upcoming Auto Expo.
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