Simple Energy unveils 'Simple Store' in Vijayawada

The company aims to open five more Simple Stores in September.

26 Aug 2024 | 3442 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Simple Energy announced the launch of its first-ever Simple Store at Veterinary Colony, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, as it aims to expand its presence in multiple states in the country.

The store includes various sections, such as a merchandise area, an experience zone where customers can learn about the company's products and offerings, a display of bespoke accessories for the Super EV- Simple One and Simple Dot One, and merchandise to personalise their purchase.

The state of the art, 1300-square-foot Simple Store also has a service centre right upstairs, making it easier for customers to contact the brand with any concerns.

Suhas Rajkumar, Founder and CEO, Simple Energy said, "We are now ready to implement our plans of bringing automobile innovation to a wider audience, and the inauguration of Simple Store is a key example of this strategy in action."

With five more Simple Stores opening by September and more to follow in the coming months, Simple Energy aims to capture significant market share by this financial year. Simple Energy currently has two offerings in its portfolio-Simple One with 212 km of certified range and Simple One with 151 km of certified range.

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