Quantum Energy, an electric vehicle startup focused on the design and manufacture of electric scooters, has opened a new showroom in Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh, through its HK Agencies dealership. Shri Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu, India's Minister of Civil Aviation, attended the opening, as did top executives and other key Quantum Energy guests. This prominent location will allow customers in the region to learn about Quantum's electric scooters and experience their technology and features first hand.
The Srikakulam showroom showcases Quantum Energy's primary scooter models: Plasma, Milan, and Bziness, each designed to fulfil the different commuting needs of the Indian market. The flagship Plasma model, driven by a 1500 W engine, has a top speed of 65 km/h and a range of up to 110 km on a single charge. It is available for an introductory price of Rs 99,999 ex-showroom in Andhra Pradesh. The Plasma XR variant, which shares identical specs, is priced at Rs 89,000 ex-showroom. Meanwhile, the Milan model, with a 1000 W motor and a 100 km range, costs Rs 79,000, while the Bziness X model, with a 1200 W motor and a 110 km range, costs Rs 98,172 ex-showroom.
Chakravarthi Chukkapalli, Managing Director of Quantum Energy Limited, stated, "Expanding our footprint in Andhra Pradesh with the Srikakulam showroom aligns with our commitment to meeting the growing demand for electric two-wheelers in the state. We are dedicated to making electric mobility accessible to a wider audience as consumers increasingly seek environmentally friendly transportation solutions. Plans for additional showrooms across Andhra Pradesh are underway to address this demand."
Quantum Energy is committed to advancing sustainable mobility solutions in India, with support from the Kusalava Group, a corporation with over five decades of automotive experience. The addition of the Srikakulam showroom expands Quantum's network to 69 locations nationally, reaffirming the company's commitment to offer eco-friendly transportation solutions throughout the country.
