Motovolt Mobility Forays Into Karnataka, Opens First Retail Touchpoints In Bengaluru

Motovolt Mobility Pvt. Ltd, an advanced and reliable electric two-wheeler solutions provider, has expanded its retail footprint in Karnataka and opened its new and exclusive dealership in Bengaluru. This move reaffirms the brand’s commitment to bringing its range of micro-mobility solutions and multi-utility scooters to one of the biggest markets of e-transportation options. These products are the best suited for catering to the demands of last-mile delivery to commuting across city traffic.

Motovolt’s new dealership, Team Cycle World, is strategically located at HAL, Old Airport Road and spans 1,250 sq. ft. It showcases the brand’s comprehensive product portfolio, catering to diverse consumer needs: multi-utility high-speed e-scooters M7 and M7 Lite; a high-speed e-scooter with Battery as a Service (BaaS) and battery swapping facilities in collaboration with Indofast Energy MVS7; a sturdy and stylish e-bike URBN; an e-cycle for heavy-duty use and cargo mobility HUM; and an easy daily commute and lifestyle e-cycle KIVO.

Speaking about the expansion, Tushar Choudhary, Founder & CEO of Motovolt Mobility, said:
“At Motovolt, our mission is to make sustainable mobility accessible to every Indian by offering innovative and purpose-driven products. Bengaluru represents one of India’s most dynamic EV markets, and with the launch of our new dealership at HAL, we aim to provide consumers with future-ready solutions backed by robust after-sales service. The introduction of our battery swapping model will further enhance convenience and accelerate EV adoption in the city.”

The opening of this outlet is part of Motovolt’s broader strategy to expand its retail footprint across metros as well as Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, ensuring deeper market penetration and greater consumer access. It offers the best-in-class customer experience through dedicated sales and service touchpoints. So far, the brand has 100 touchpoints across India and has delivered over 32,000 vehicles.