DriveX opens flagship store in Bengaluru

The brand currently has 30 franchise retail stores across the country; is looking at doubling the figure by the end of 2023.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 30 Sep 2023 Views icon7247 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp

DriveX, a fully integrated pre-owned two-wheeler platform, has launched its Company Flagship Store in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The store was inaugurated in the presence of automobile enthusiasts and the Padma Shri Narain Karthikeyan who is the Founder of DriveX and the first Indian to compete in Formula One.

While speaking at the launch event, Karthikeyan said, “At DriveX, we've embarked on a journey to redefine the pre-owned two-wheeler industry in India, blending innovation with trust and quality. Our vision is to provide enthusiasts, riders, and commuters with a seamless and transparent experience.”

The launch event began with a welcome, followed by the official ribbon-cutting to mark the opening of the flagship store of DriveX. The attendees were given a tour of the flagship store.

As part of his special address, Karthikeyan further added, “Through cutting-edge technology, rigorous quality checks, and a passionate team, we're committed to delivering the finest pre-owned two-wheelers. Our Bengaluru flagship store represents a significant milestone in this journey."

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