Lohia Auto launches ‘Youdha’ EV brand, targets 300,000 units by 2027
Lohia Auto introduces the Youdha brand with L5 electric vehicles aimed at urban, semi-urban, and logistics needs, backed by a ₹200 million investment to expand India’s E3W market.
Lohia Auto has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) product portfolio with the launch of its new brand, Youdha. The company aims to manufacture and sell 300,000 units of Youdha vehicles by 2027. Earlier, Lohia Auto announced an investment of ₹200 million to support its expansion plans.
The initial product lineup under Youdha includes L5 electric vehicles, featuring the E5 Passenger and E5 Cargo models. The E5 Passenger model is designed for urban and semi-urban commuting, emphasizing space and efficiency, while the E5 Cargo model offers a sustainable solution for logistics. Through this product portfolio, Youdha aims to address the diverse needs of the E3W (electric three-wheeler) segment and further strengthen its commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.
The starting ex-showroom price of Youdha’s E5 Passenger model is ₹3.80 lakh. It features a 10 kW battery, providing a claimed range of up to 160 kilometers on a single charge. The vehicle can be fully charged at home within 4-6 hours.
Ayush Lohia, CEO of Youdha, expressed his vision, saying, “At Lohia Auto, our commitment has always focused on innovation and reliability. For over a decade, we have been delivering mobility solutions with excellence, building a legacy that empowers lives and connects communities. Now, we are taking the next step — one that defines the future and paves the way for progress.”
“With Youdha, we are not just creating electric three-wheelers; we are empowering India’s real warriors. Our mission is to honor those who work tirelessly for their families, achieve their dreams, and move forward with determination. Youdha symbolizes strength, resilience, and progress — a brand inspired by leadership and dedicated to creating a sustainable future for all,” said Ayush Lohia.
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