Strom Motors Gets $1M+ Orders in Just 4 Days Post Launch of its Electric Car ‘Strom – R3’

With an aim to make car ownership economical so that it comes within the reach of the common man and to promote more usage of electric vehicles (EV) for their daily purpose, EV maker startup company Strom Motors has launched its flagship product, ‘Strom – R3’ - a personal mobility solution.

In just first four days of its launch, which was opened with a limited number of units to be produced this year, the car has hit big by gaining more than USD 1 Million worth of orders.

The company, which was founded in 2016 by Pratik Gupta and Jean-Luc Abaziou, designed the “Made in India, Made for India” electric car targeting three segment customers i.e. working professionals, fleet owners, and families looking for mobility within the cities in 10 km Radius.

Moreover, ‘Strom-R3’ is an ARAI certified electric car and has filed patents for its Vehicle Control Unit (VCU).

It uses a 48V battery system resulting in an additional 5-10 years second life for their battery packs, in applications like UPS storage and Emergency backups. It also has a 4G connected diagnostic engine onboard, which will help owners track locations and status of charge, as well as get a complete health report of critical components like brake pads, motors, and electronics. The deliveries for this vehicle will begin by the start of 2022.

The pre-bookings are available for the Mumbai and Delhi NCR region with an initial amount of Rs 10,000, and are open for the next few weeks and early customers can benefit with upgrades of Rs 50,000 which includes customized color options, a premium audio system, and 3 years of free maintenance.

Commenting on the response received for the newly launched electric car, Pratik Gupta, co-founder of Strom Motors said that, “we at Strom Motors are feeling euphoric by the response received in the first four days of the opening. Our aim is to make electric vehicle affordable and accessible for all across pan India and looking at this great response we believe we will be able to achieve our goals and trigger wide-scale adoption.”