The pre-owned two-wheeler platform has launched company-owned stores in Kasturi Nagar and Rajajinagar, expanding its Bengaluru presence to six outlets as part of nationwide growth plans.
23 Jan 2026 | 225 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
DriveX has opened two new company-owned and company-operated stores in Bengaluru, located at Kasturi Nagar and Rajajinagar, as the pre-owned two-wheeler platform continues its expansion across Karnataka.
The openings bring DriveX's total number of company-owned stores in Bengaluru to six, contributing to a network of over 50 outlets across ...
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DriveX has opened two new company-owned and company-operated stores in Bengaluru, located at Kasturi Nagar and Rajajinagar, as the pre-owned two-wheeler platform continues its expansion across Karnataka.
The openings bring DriveX's total number of company-owned stores in Bengaluru to six, contributing to a network of over 50 outlets across multiple cities in India. The company operates through both company-owned stores and franchise-operated models.
The Kasturi Nagar outlet is positioned on Outer Ring Road, providing access to residential and commercial areas in East Bengaluru. The Rajajinagar store targets the West Bengaluru market, an area identified by the company as having high demand for pre-owned mobility solutions.
Both locations offer quality-assured pre-owned two-wheelers that undergo standardized inspections. Customers have access to DriveX Finance solutions, warranty options, and after-sales support services at the new outlets.
Devesh Taparia, CEO of DriveX, stated that Bengaluru remains central to the company's growth strategy. He emphasized the company's focus on providing transparent processes and trusted products in the pre-owned segment.
DriveX has indicated plans to expand further into cities including Chennai and Coimbatore in the coming months. The expansion strategy combines company-owned and franchise-operated outlets to increase accessibility to pre-owned two-wheelers across urban markets in India.