In recent years, India has become the hub of affordable electric vehicles—both with two and four wheels. The country has become a microcosm of innovation, with manufacturers big and small coming up with their own interpretations of the mobility devices of tomorrow. Additionally, the Indian government has already begun implementing incentive programs for both EV users and manufacturers, further stimulating growth in the region.
In the midst of the EV boom in India, more players are entering the game. The newest of which is a surprisingly old brand that would certainly ring a bell among Indian motorists: Hindustan Motors. You see, the now-defunct car company was one of the first automakers in India, and was founded in 1942. It produced iconic cars such as the Ambassador, and saw quite a bit of success up until the 1980s. Now, several decades after the brand fell out of the spotlight, Hindustan Motors looks to be making a comeback, but this time in the world of electric two-wheelers.
