TVS Motor had earlier invested Rs 11 crore within the Bangalore-based firm for an fairness stake of 25.76% as per its newest annual report.
“TVS Motor is happy to see the progress and developments made by the UV group and we’re assured that these actions will go a good distance in the direction of establishing a greener future for India,” mentioned Manu Saxena, vice chairman, future mobility and vendor transformation, TVS Motor Firm.
Ultraviolette (UV) had earlier showcased a high-performance electrical bike referred to as F77. It plans to launch the bike subsequent 12 months with increasing nationwide availability deliberate in phases, in line with a press assertion. The corporate was established in 2016 by Narayan Subramaniam and Niraj Rajmohan.
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