CHARGING FORWARD HOW EVEEZ IS REWIRING INDIA'S ELECTRIC MOBILITY

Inside the journey of a brand turning EV adoption from a challenge into a nationwide operating system-through technology, entrepreneurship, and purpose.

- BY BENY SACHDEVA

The sleek, lightweight orange electric two-wheelers with that bold black mark have begun to stand out on roads, not as a trend, but as a quiet shift in how India moves. What they represent is something much larger. The country's mobility story is changing in real time. Deliveries that once depended on fuel-driven bikes are increasingly being fulfilled by clean, electric alternatives. Hyperlocal commerce is reaching deeper into neighborhoods once seen as inaccessible. And small businesses are discovering that sustainability and profitability can, in fact, go hand in hand. At the center of this transition is Eveez, not just supplying electric rides, but building the operating system that makes electric mobility practical, predictable, and scalable for enterprises, entrepreneurs, and everyday workers.

"Electric mobility must be simple, not overwhelming," notes Abhishek Dwivedi, Co-founder of Eveez. "We focus on eliminating financial, operational, and technical friction, enabling businesses and riders to simply switch on and move."

THE VISION: A SMART, CONNECTED MOBILITY ECOSYSTEM

Eveez's purpose goes beyond putting more electric vehicles on the road. The brand wants to accelerate India’s transition to a cleaner system of movement where access is easy, reliability is engineered, and decisions are driven by data rather than guesswork.

That vision plays out through an integrated model: Subscription Access, EVs Without the Weight of Ownership often slows adoption: down payments, loans, maintenance uncertainty, and resale anxiety. Eveez replaces that complexity with subscription access. A business or rider can onboard quickly, use well-supported vehicles, and scale up or down based on demand cycles. No idle capital, no weight of managing assets, it only offers a clear, planned cost structure that matches business earnings.