EVeium Smart Mobility Boosts 'Make in India' Drive to Offer Affordable Premium EVs
EVeium’s flagship models—Cosmo, Comet Czar —are being reintroduced with upgraded features and refreshed styling while maintaining their premium quality.
July 02, 2025. By News Bureau
By strengthening its 'Make in India' capabilities and producing maximum components domestically, the brand aims to pass on significant cost advantages to Indian consumers—without compromising on design, performance, or sustainability.
EVeium’s flagship models—Cosmo, Comet Czar —are being reintroduced with upgraded features and refreshed styling while maintaining their premium quality. With a larger share of the manufacturing ecosystem now based in India, the brand is able to optimise production costs and offer these high-performance electric vehicles at a more competitive price point.
This initiative aligns with the national vision of self-reliance in clean mobility and ensures better control over quality, faster innovation cycles, and a stronger value proposition for end users.
"At EVeium, we’ve always believed that sustainable mobility shouldn’t come at the cost of accessibility. By increasing the localisation of our components and reinforcing our manufacturing ecosystem in India, we are now able to offer truly premium electric scooters at prices that resonate with the Indian market. This is a major step in our journey to create a greener, smarter commuting future for everyone," said Sameer Moidin, Founder & CEO, EVeium Smart Mobility.
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