Rilox EV has launched its latest electric mobility innovation, the Rilox EV Trio, an electric three-wheeler designed to meet the logistical and retail mobility demands of small and medium-sized organisations (SMEs). The Bijli Trio, marketed as a practical and environmentally responsible option, bridges the gap between two-wheelers and traditional three-wheelers, providing a versatile solution for urban logistics and last-mile delivery operations.
The Bijli Trio has an outstanding range of 100-120 km and a payload capacity of up to 500 kilograms, making it suitable for a wide range of commercial applications. Starting at ₹1.35 lakh (subject to local taxes and subsidies), the vehicle is powered by a strong 1200W motor (60V, IP67 grade) for dependable performance. A important feature is its detachable 3KW NMC battery, which allows for flexible operation and simple maintenance. A sine wave 15-tube controller (60V-40 amps) and a 40-amp MCB rated for 12-90 volts improve energy management even further.
The Trio has telescopic suspension, a large rear load compartment, and a strong cast aluminium alloy frame to guarantee a good blend of comfort and durability. Businesses can configure the vehicle with or without a secure cargo compartment, adapting it to their exact needs. Whether for mobile vending or effective last-mile delivery, the design prioritises functionality and dependability.
Avesh Memon, Co-Founder and CEO of Rilox EV, highlighted the Trio as a game-changer for logistics businesses. "The Bijli Trio is our response to the challenges faced by SMEs, offering a sustainable and cost-effective option that supports their growth while enhancing operational efficiency. It embodies our vision of enabling eco-friendly urban transport and empowering small businesses with innovative mobility solutions," he stated.
With its cutting-edge design and focus on sustainability, the Rilox EV Trio is ready to reshape urban commercial mobility, assisting SMEs in negotiating the obstacles of modern logistics while contributing to cleaner cities.
