Odysse Electric Offers Discounts Up to ₹17,500 During Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale
Mumbai-based electric vehicle manufacturer Odysse Electric announced Sunday that it is offering discounts and savings of up to ₹17,500 on its range of electric scooters and bikes during Flipkart's Big Billion Days sale event.
The promotional offers include flat discounts of up to ₹10,500, six months of no-cost EMI options, and bank offers worth ₹3,000 for customers using Axis, ICICI, and HDFC credit cards. Additional cashback of ₹4,000 is available for shoppers using Flipkart Axis or Flipkart SBI credit cards.
The discounts vary across Odysse's product lineup. New introductory models including the Hyfy, Racer Neo, and Sun offer savings ranging from ₹5,000 to ₹8,000. Existing models such as the Evoqis, Hawk Li, Snap, E2Go Plus, and E2Go Lite feature savings between ₹15,500 and ₹36,500, according to the company's promotional materials.
Nemin Vora, CEO of Odysse Electric Vehicles, stated that the sale represents an opportunity for customers to transition to electric mobility with significant cost savings during the festive season.
Odysse Electric, part of the Vora group of companies, manufactures electric two-wheelers targeting various customer segments. The company reports having expanded its retail presence domestically while establishing operations in five international markets including Nepal, Peru, the Philippines, and parts of Africa.
The offers are currently active and will continue throughout Flipkart's Big Billion Days sale period. The promotional pricing excludes additional bank and payment portal offers that may be available through Flipkart's platform.
India's electric vehicle market has seen increased adoption driven by government policies supporting clean transportation, rising conventional fuel costs, and growing environmental awareness among consumers. The two-wheeler segment represents a significant portion of India's vehicle market, with electric variants gaining market share as manufacturers introduce new models and competitive pricing.
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