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Quantum Energy inaugurates new EV showroom in Kolhapur

This new addition marks the company's fourth EV two-wheeler showroom in the state.

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Quantum Energy inaugurates new EV showroom in Kolhapur

Quantum Energy, a leading electric vehicle (EV) startup specialising in the design, development, and manufacturing of electric scooters, has announced the inauguration of its new showroom in Kolhapur, Maharashtra.

This new addition marks the company's fourth EV two-wheeler showroom in the state. Customers can take a look at the electric scooters including the Plasma, Elektron, Milan and Bziness range.

Chetana Chukkapalli, Director of Quantum Energy said, “Our Quantum Energy scooters come with a wide range of advance features that strongly attract the interest of young audiences. As the demand for sustainable transportation solutions continues to rise, we are committed to bringing our innovative electric scooters closer to the people. To meet this demand, we are actively working on opening more showrooms in Maharashtra, thereby providing easier access to our eco-friendly mobility offerings.”

With the inauguration of the Kolhapur showroom, Kusalava Group – backed Quantum Energy boosts its pan India network to a a total of 32 showrooms.

 

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