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Creatara Mobility Opens Faridabad Facility with 30,000 Unit Annual Capacity

Creatara transitions to scaled production, targeting domestic and export markets with IN40 and VM4 models.

Dev  VadchhediaBy Dev Vadchhedia calendar 23 Sep 2026 Views icon6064 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Creatara Mobility Opens Faridabad Facility with 30,000 Unit Annual Capacity

Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Creatara Mobility announced that it has inaugurated its first manufacturing facility in Faridabad, Delhi NCR, establishing an installed annual production capacity of 30,000 units. The milestone marks the company's operational shift from initial R&D to commercial manufacturing.

The Faridabad plant will produce the company's flagship IN40 and VM4 electric two-wheelers, intended to serve both domestic and export markets. 

Vikas Gupta, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Creatara Mobility, said:

"Creatara's journey has never been about factories first, but about a vision realized step by step. Now, that vision is being industrialised and scaled." Ringlarei Pamei, Co-Founder, Creatara Mobility, said, "We have built Creatara with disciplined capital. We believe there is tremendous opportunity for companies that can combine ambition with capital discipline, and that is the model we want to build at Creatara"

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