Godawari Electric Motors Introduces All-New Eblu Feo X

Godawari Electric Motors has rolled out a new variant of India’s first family e-scooter, Eblu Feo X.

August 02, 2024. By Aishwarya

Godawari Electric Motors has rolled out a new variant of India’s first family e-scooter, Eblu Feo X.

This is the second product from the company in the EV two-wheeler segment in India. The Eblu Feo X was recently unveiled at Bharat Global Mobility Expo 2024.

Eblu Feo X will now be offered with 28 liters of storage space. The e-scooter will continue to feature 2.36 kW battery and offer 110 km range. Eblu Feo X will be priced at INR 99,999 ex-showroom.

Commenting on the launch, Hyder Khan, CEO, Godawari Electric Motors, said, “Eblu Feo X has been designed with feedback from customers on our existing product, featuring a timeless design and focusing on offering superior comfort. Feo X is a blend of performance and safety with great value for money. With our expansion into the EV two-wheeler segment, Godawari Electric Motors further strengthens its commitment to the next generation of mobility in India.”

He further added, “We have been buoyed by the response to our existing EV products and with a robust retail network pan-India, we are able to cater to the demand of a wider customer base. EV two-wheeler segment has seen remarkable progress in the past couple of years in India, and we are confident that Eblu Feo X will exceed the expectations and aspirations of next-generation buyers. The pre-orders of 500 Eblu Feo X are a testimony to customers' trust in our brand."

The company has invested significantly in network expansion with 74 dealerships across the country and aims to have 100 dealers by the end of this fiscal. The company currently retails the Eblu Feo (EV two-wheeler), Eblu Rozee (EV three-wheeler- L5M), Eblu Spin and Eblu Thrill (e-bicycle) range of cycles in the country.

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