This game-changing partnership tackles India’s 300 million+ petrol two-wheelers head-on, offering an affordable, seamless, and eco-friendly retrofit solution. This initiative will make EV adoption seamless, cost-effective, and accessible for millions of riders across the country.
This innovative solution allows riders to seamlessly transition from petrol to electric by retrofitting their existing two-wheelers with Green Tiger Mobility’s ARAI-approved conversion solutions.
Once converted, riders can access Indofast Energy’s extensive battery-swapping network, eliminating concerns about range anxiety and long charging times.
To ensure a hassle-free transition, the offering includes RTO approvals, insurance, and other regulatory requirements at a fixed cost.
Additionally, the conversion process is made financially accessible, which means riders can convert their vehicle with a small down payment and pay the remaining amount through manageable EMIs, which the savings can cover from switching to electric.
This ensures that the vehicle pays for itself, making EV adoption easier and more economical than ever.
Currently, the solution is available for the top 11 highest-selling 2W scooter models viz.
Hero (Maestro & Pleasure), Honda (Activa, Aviator, Dio and Cliq), Suzuki (Access & Swish), TVS (Jupiter & Wego), and Yamaha (Fascino).
The offering is already available in Bangalore and will be launched in Delhi NCR by May.
It will then be made available to the rest of the country in the next 12 to 15 months. Initially, the focus will be on quick commerce delivery executives, ensuring they have an affordable and sustainable alternative to petrol-powered vehicles.
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The solution will then be extended to the mass market, making EV conversion accessible to all.
With over 500 customers in Bangalore, Green Tiger Mobility has its entire product line approved by ARAI and registered at prominent RTOs. Backed by six approved patents, the company has support from prestigious institutions such as ARAI, the Ministry of Heavy Industries (MHI), the Ministry of Electronics and IT
(MeitY), IIM Bangalore, BITS Pilani, and Bajaj Motors.Indofast Energy, a 50-50 joint venture between IndianOil and SUN Mobility, operates more than 900 battery swap stations nationwide. The company’s advanced energy infrastructure is designed to cater to e-autos, e-bikes, and e-scooters, ensuring uninterrupted mobility for both commercial and personal users.
By integrating Green Tiger’s retrofit technology with Indofast Energy’s extensive swapping network, the partnership aims to make EV adoption effortless and accessible for millions of Indians.
Rajat Malhan, Senior Vice President, Indofast Energy, said, “Imagine your reliable petrol scooter, reborn as a sleek, battery-swappable EV. No new vehicle purchase, just a smart, sustainable upgrade! This partnership is a significant step towards green mobility for a cleaner India, while reducing fuel costs, cutting emissions, and supporting India’s EV adoption goals. We look forward to the change this partnership will bring in the lives of millions of gig workers.”
Ashish Dokania, Founder, of Green Tiger Mobility, said, “At Green Tiger, we believe the future of mobility is not just about new electric vehicles but it’s about transforming millions of petrol two-wheelers already on our roads.
Our retrofit solution, powered by Indofast’s swappable batteries bridges the gap between sustainability and practicality—giving people an easy way to embrace electric without replacing their trusted rides”
Indofast Energy is a pioneering force in India’s electric mobility sector, revolutionizing the way energy is delivered to electric vehicles through its innovative Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) model.
Established as a 50:50 joint venture between IndianOil Corporation Limited (IOCL) and SUN Mobility, Indofast Energy is committed to building one of the largest battery-swapping networks in the world, ensuring seamless, fast, and cost-effective EV adoption.
With a mission to make electric mobility accessible, affordable, and convenient, Indofast Energy is rapidly expanding its battery-swapping infrastructure, enabling two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and small four-wheelers to refuel in seconds instead of hours.
Indofast Energy’s existing footprint of 900+ swap stations across 22+ cities, handling over a million swaps per month, provides a strong foundation for its expansion.
Green Tiger Mobility is India’s largest retrofit company offering innovative and sustainable solutions for two-wheelers. Green Tiger is the world’s first company with an approved dual powertrain or bi-mode hybrid solution for two-wheelers, where riders can operate on both petrol and electric modes independently.
The company also has 11 approved scooter models for conversion to electric solution with fixed or swappable battery.
Green Tiger, with the support of ARAI and the Ministry of Heavy Industries, has designed, developed and commercially launched its powertrain across Displays, Vehicle Control Units, Telematic Devices and Battery Management Systems.
The company will further launch its electric conversion solution for motorcycles this year towards their vision of Green & Affordable Mobility for Everyone.
This post was last modified on April 30, 2025 11:44 am
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