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Greave Retail’s retail brand AutoEVmart starts selling Zero21’s electric 3Ws

With this, Zero21’s electric three-wheeler models, such as Chalo and Teer, are available at over 100 AutoEVmart outlets in Tier 1,2, and 3 markets

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 05 Feb 2024 Views icon2386 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Greave Retail’s retail brand AutoEVmart starts selling Zero21’s electric 3Ws

Greaves Retail’s multi-brand electric vehicle retailer AutoEVmart has tied up with Hyderabad-based electric three-wheeler maker Zero21 to sell the original equipment maker’s passenger and cargo three-wheelers.

“The partnership aims to accelerate the sales and distribution of Zero21's electric autorickshaws and associated EV spare parts, which are now available across Greaves Retail's multi-brand AutoEVMart stores and spares distribution network,” Greaves Retail Chief Executive Officer Narasimha Jayakumar said.

With this, Zero21’s electric three-wheeler models, such as Chalo and Teer, are available at over 100 AutoEVmart outlets in Tier 1,2, and 3 markets. “The partnership is designed to provide comprehensive solutions, including services and spare parts, catering to customer needs by leveraging Greaves' extensive service and distribution network,” Zero21 Chief Executive Officer Rani Srinivas said.

 

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