Delhi-Based Erisha E-Mobility Launches Three EVs with Charging Stations

New Delhi-based Erisha E-Mobility, part of the Rana Group, has introduced the E-Superior Electric Cargo Loader, E- Supreme Electric Delivery Van, and E- Smart Electric Passenger vehicle in the L5 category, as well as EV charging stations. Erisha E Mobility manufactures, distributes, and exports electric vehicles (EVs) and hydrogen fuel cell buses.

The firm has also introduced EV charging stations. The cost of the EVs is Rs. 3.89 lakh for the E-Superior Cargo Loader, Rs. 4.09 lakh for the E- Supreme Electric Delivery Van, and Rs. 3.87 lakh for the E- Smart Electric Passenger Vehicle (ex-showroom). A 51.2V Li-ion battery inside of them provides a range of 120–140 kilometers on a single charge. The battery will be fully charged in four to five hours. Each of these vehicles has a standard 39-month warranty.

According to a media release from the company, reservations for the E-auto can be made in advance with a token payment of Rs 2100 online on the company website or at dealers spread out across India. Delivery of the vehicle is scheduled to start in November 2022. In keeping with the necessity for last-mile connectivity, the company developed and designed electric vehicles in India for the Indian market.

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By the end of the year, the firm will also introduce Electric Cargo four-wheelers with 1.50-tonne, 2.50-tonne, and 3.00-tonne capacities. In addition, the company will announce the launch date for two-wheelers with varied ranges and electric buses.

Darshan Rana, Chairman and Managing Director of the Rana Group stated, “In phase 1, we will initially introduce eight goods within the EV sector. electric AC chargers/charging stations and electric 3-wheelers (L5 segment) with ratings of 3.3KW, 7.2KW, 10KW, and 14KW, respectively, are also available. Commercial vehicles with a capacity ranging from 1.5 tonnes to 20 tonnes will be developed during phase 2. Phase 3 will broaden the company’s ambition for producing electric two-wheelers, including motorcycles and scooters, both at low and high speeds. By introducing Electric buses in the 7m, 9m, and 12m ranges in Phase 4, the company’s position as a solution provider for all EV segments will be significantly strengthened. Erisha E-Mobility Private Limited would be valued at USD 1 billion in the following five years.”

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