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Quantum Energy inaugurates its fourth EV two-wheeler dealership facility in Hyderabad

Quantum Energy now has a total of 43 showrooms across India.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 27 Sep 2023 Views icon7828 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Quantum Energy inaugurates its fourth EV two-wheeler dealership facility in Hyderabad

Quantum Energy, an startup specialising in the design, development, and manufacturing of electric scooters, has announced the opening of its fourth dealership facility in Hyderabad. The 630 sq.ft showroom is operated by Sri Laxmi Venkateshwara Motors.

Kushal C – Director Quantum Energy Limited, the dealer principal of Sri Laxmi Venkateshwara Motors and other senior officials from Quantum Energy were at the occasion.

Each Quantum Energy showroom functions as a 3S facility, offering a holistic experience that includes sales, service, and spare parts support, ensuring customers enjoy a seamless and comprehensive service. With the addition of this new showroom. Quantum Energy now has a total of 43 showrooms across India.

Chakravarthy Chukkapalli, Managing Director of Quantum Energy said, “Launching our fourth dealership facility in a very important city such as Hyderabad is a momentous stride towards our vision of green India. Over the years, our strong partnership with numerous dealers is a testament to our shared commitment to revolutionising the way India commutes.”

 

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