Odysse pledges to strengthen its roots by rolling out Extended Battery Warranty Program on all its Li-ion products
All the customers purchasing the Odysse products from 1 March 2024 can benefit from the extended warranty period of up to 5 years on select models.

MUMBAI
Odysse Electric Vehicles, India’s fastest-growing premium electric vehicle manufacturer, is strengthening its bonds with its customers by introducing of an extended warranty program for the batteries for its popular models. All the customers purchasing the Odysse products from 1 March 2024 can benefit from the extended warranty period of up to 5 years on select models, providing enhanced peace of mind and confidence in their purchase. Under the terms of the extended warranty program, the battery warranty can be extended from the standard 3 years to a total of 5 years, exclusively covering the battery component. This extension offers customers added protection and support for their investment in Odysse electric vehicles. The extended warranty program is applicable to the following Odysse models: Evoqis, E2Go+, E2Go Lite, Hawk Plus, Hawk Lite, Racer Lite, V2+ / V2 and Vader. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Nemin Vora, CEO, Odysse Electric Vehicles Pvt. Ltd., “The Extended Warranty Program further shows Odysse’s commitment towards the customers and sustainable mobility. With this initiative, customers can utilize their EVs without fear of battery malfunction. This will make the EVs even more cost effective in the long run compared to their ICE counterparts as their initial investment is balanced out by low cost per kilometre along with lower carbon footprint.”
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