Ev Cycle Report
Ev Cycle Report
This project report outlines the plan for launching an EV cycle startup focused
on eco-friendly, affordable, and innovative transportation solutions.
With the growing demand for sustainable mobility in urban and semi-urban
areas, particularly in South India (Vijayawada, Hyderabad), this startup aims to
offer high-quality electric cycles priced below ₹20,000.
The total project cost is estimated at ₹1.7 crore, with an expected ROI of 25%
within the first three years.
This project report outlines the plan for launching an EV cycle startup focused on eco-
friendly, affordable, and innovative transportation solutions.
With the growing demand for sustainable mobility in urban and semi-urban areas,
particularly in South India (Vijayawada, Hyderabad), this startup aims to capture a
significant share of the market.
The total project cost is estimated at ₹2.5 crore, with an expected ROI of 25% within the
first three years.
2. Business Idea
The startup will design and manufacture electric cycles that offer unique features such as
extended battery range, fast charging, lightweight frames, and integration with smart
technology like GPS and IoT.
The USP of the product is its affordability combined with cutting-edge features catering to
commuters, delivery professionals, and eco-conscious individuals.
3. Market Analysis
a. Industry Overview
The EV and micro-mobility market in India is growing at a CAGR of 43%. South India
contributes approximately 45% of the market share,
with Andhra Pradesh and Telangana being key regions due to proactive EV policies and
incentives.
b. Target Audience
Primary demographics include urban commuters, college students, and delivery service
personnel in cities like Vijayawada and Hyderabad.
c. Competitor Analysis
Competitors such as Hero Lectro and EMotorad dominate the market. However, gaps exist
in providing affordable, feature-rich EV cycles with strong after-sales support.
b. Manufacturing Process
The manufacturing process involves outsourcing battery and motor production while
assembling the final product in-house.
The startup will adhere to AIS 156 standards for battery safety and other relevant
certifications for electric vehicles.
5. Financial Plan
a. Cost Estimation
- Direct sales at ₹30,000 per unit with an initial production of 5,000 units annually.
- Subscription/rental model at ₹1,500 per month.
- Maintenance and after-sales services at an additional charge.
c. Funding Requirements
d. Break-Even Analysis
The startup is expected to break even within 2.5 years with an annual revenue target of ₹7.5
crore from the third year.
7. Operational Plan
The startup will operate from a facility in Vijayawada, employing 25 staff members for
manufacturing, sales, and operations.
The startup will benefit from the FAME II scheme, which offers subsidies for EV
manufacturing and incentives for customers.
State-level EV policies in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana provide additional benefits such as
tax exemptions and infrastructure support.
9. Risk Analysis
Potential challenges include high competition, supply chain disruptions, and consumer
adoption rates. Risk mitigation strategies include diversifying suppliers and focusing on
customer education.
10. Conclusion
With a clear focus on innovation, affordability, and sustainability, this EV cycle startup aims
to transform the micro-mobility landscape in South India, generating significant economic
and environmental benefits.