Greta Electric Scooters plans to expand into tier-II cities during FY22
The company plans to target cities where two-wheelers are the primary mode of transportation rather than public transportation.
On Monday, Greta Electric Scooters, a wholly owned subsidiary of Raj Electromotives Pvt Ltd, announced plans to expand its network by over 50 touchpoints in key tier-II cities during the current financial year.
Initially, the company plans to target cities where two-wheelers are the primary mode of transportation rather than public transportation. Greta Electric Scooters said the opening of a showroom in Leh, Ladakh, was a significant step forward.
A presence in tier-II cities with over 50 touch-points is planned for FY22, the company stated. Greta Electric Scooters founder and Managing Director Raj Mehta stated that through our initiatives we intend to reach as many people as possible.
According to him, most of the dealer expansion will be in cities where scooters are a primary form of transportation.
He further added, “We want to change how people commute every day. This dealership expansion is one of the first things we’ll do in that direction.”
Introducing a four-model range of e-scooters in November this year, Gujarat-based Greta Electric Scooters has announced its entry into India’s fast-growing EV market.
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