The company has announced that it will soon launch hydrogen fueled two-wheelers and three-wheelers. The EV maker will manufacture these models in India. The launch timeline has not been revealed yet.
The US-based Triton electric vehicle company is all set to launch its first model in India. The company has announced that it will soon launch hydrogen fueled two-wheelers and three-wheelers. The EV maker will manufacture these models in India.
The launch timeline has not been revealed yet. Earlier in March, the company had announced that it has selected Bhuj in Gujarat to set up its first manufacturing plant in India.
This was announced by Himanshu Patel, CEO and co-founder of Triton Electric Vehicles on Friday. “Very soon we will have our first two-wheeler on Indian roads,” he said, as he confirmed that the EV maker is currently in the production stage of the upcoming two-wheeler and three-wheeler. “Since our priority is to drive new-age mobility, hydrogen-fuelled vehicles are a natural addition to the Triton EV,” Patel said.
The company’s manufacturing plant is built in 600 acres,
the Bhuj plant of Triton EV has been established on land spread over 600 acres. On completion, this plant will be of 3 million square feet in size. Hydrogen-based vehicles to be manufactured in India by Triton EV are being developed at its R&D center in Anand, near Gujarat’s capital, Ahmedabad. The plant will also double as a global R&D center for Triton EVs. Triton EV offers electric cars, trucks and special purpose vehicles for the global markets.
Triton EV, which will also make electric vehicles was earlier expected to set up its plants in Telangana. The company showcased its eight-seater H electric SUV in Hyderabad last year while announcing its India plans. It said the company aims to set up a local manufacturing facility in the country to manufacture electric cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks, which will be sold in India and also shipped to other Southeast Asian markets.