Lohia Auto Industries, one of the leading electric bike manufacturers in India, launched e-bike ‘Genius’ in the Capital. After the success of ‘FAME’ and ‘OMA Star’, Lohia Auto envisions tapping market in e-bikes for teenagers. Genius bike aims to cater the needs of teenagers with its trendy looks and attractive features. Genius e-bike can be a perfect choice for the safer and economical mode of travel.
According to Mr. Ayush Lohia, CEO, Lohia Auto Industries “We understand the needs of our customers and believe in providing with smart mobility solutions. Our Genius electric bike will cater to teenagers, which is still an un-tapped market. We believe ‘Genius’ will add significant value in form and function to the electric bike segment and also address the environmental concerns of the automobile industry and the country. Genius aims to inspire the parents to provide their children a safer transportation”.
The price of Genius e-bike is Rs. 25,495(ex –showroom Delhi) and it will be available in three different colors Blue, Yellow and Red for its customers across India.
With the launch of Genius the company targets to make deep inroads into the regions where it does not have dealerships and expand its dealer network to 50 in number. We are happy and excited to be in this segment of business as we see the volumes to surge going forward as we increase the portfolio of products”, added Mr. Lohia.
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