Hero Electric on Thursday said it has partnered with fintech start-up Autovert Technologies for subscription-based financing plans for its electric two-wheelers
Under FAME II electric two-wheeler are mandated to have a minimum range of 80 km per charge and minimum top speed of 40 kmph to qualify for an incentive of Rs 20,000
Currently, Alpha Capital is the investor in Hero Electric outside of the Munjal family
The company plans to make significant additions to its manufacturing capacity by setting up multiple plants over the next five years and will also focus on India-centric innovations
The automaker, planning to set up a new manufacturing facility in the South, is also planning to expand business with a target to sell 50,000 units in the current financial year
The company, which expects to sell over 25,000 units this year, currently has a production capacity of 50,000 units per annum at its Ludhiana plant
Hero Electric is using lessons learnt from its past trials to build a strong base in the electric vehicle market