EkoTejas announced that has tied up with seven financial institutions, insurance providers and Non-bank financial institutions (NBFCs), including Bajaj Finance, TJSB Bank, Shriram Insurance, SBI insurance and Bajaj Allianz with an aim to help the customers buy the two and three-wheeler EVs.
K Venkatesh, Co-founder, EkoTejas, said, “We are trying to normalise having electric vehicles in every home. With all these added benefits, we are sure EV will be well accepted widely among Indian consumers.”
Moreover, the company’s dealers will install charging points at the buyer’s parking spot, especially if the buyer lives in an apartment.
EkoTejas began its journey in 2017, making Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities their starting point and then gradually moving towards metros. The company has almost 90% of its parts made in India.
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