ZELIO Ebikes launches State-of-the-Art Manufacturing Unit in Hisar, Haryana
With an annual production capacity of 72,000 vehicles per shift, the new facility designed with advanced infrastructure represents a major milestone in ZELIO Ebikes’ commitment to driving sustainable transportation solutions in India.

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ZELIO Ebikes, a leading EV two-wheeler startup, has announced the launch of its new manufacturing unit in Ladwa, Hisar, Haryana. With an annual production capacity of 72,000 vehicles per shift, the new facility designed with advanced infrastructure represents a major milestone in ZELIO Ebikes’ commitment to driving sustainable transportation solutions in India. Covering a vast expanse of 6 acres, with 3 acres under shelter, the new plant embodies a substantial financial commitment, with an investment ranging between 50 to 100 crores. This facility will not only enhance ZELIO Ebikes’ production capabilities but also create numerous employment opportunities, providing direct and indirect jobs to about 150 people. The facility was inaugurated by Mr. Neeraj Arya, Chairman, ZELIO Ebikes, alongside senior officials of ZELIO Ebikes. In his statement, Kunal Arya, Co-Founder & Managing Director of ZELIO Ebikes emphasized the strategic importance of the new manufacturing unit, stating, “Our new manufacturing unit signifies our commitment to advancing sustainable mobility solutions in India. It will enable us to meet the growing demand for electric vehicles and contribute to reducing our carbon footprint. In coming years, we aim to establish it as a major hub for the design, development, and manufacturing of electric two-wheelers in North India.” “The facility is meticulously designed to
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