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Bajaj Auto-powered electric mobility company Yulu eyes global ride

It plans to pedal overseas with a Bajaj product and accelerate into India's e-commerce space with a high-speed two-wheeler

Yulu bike
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The company is also targeting to become profitable within the financial year 2024-25.

Sohini DasAnjali Singh Mumbai
Bajaj Auto-backed, India’s largest shared electric vehicle (EV) mobility company Yulu is now eyeing foreign shores with its EV two-wheeler ecosystem around 2025-26, powered by a new product from the Bajaj stable, besides expanding into more markets and product categories in India.

The company is also targeting to become profitable within the financial year 2024-25.

Yulu is exploring two new products – one in partnership with Bajaj Auto, and another with an EV start-up. “The Bajaj Auto model may take a bit longer, given their focus on perfection and several research and development programmes they have. For now, we

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