Altigreen opens its 17th dealership in India and second in Delhi.

Altigreen chose to retain its current cooperation with Sai Shreeja Auto in Delhi.

Altigreen, India's top commercial electric vehicle manufacturer, has opened its second retail experience center in the national capital, in Azad Nagar's Mandi Market.

According to the corporation, this is the 17th retail dealership in India, following debuts in key cities such as Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bangalore.

For the second dealership, Altigreen chose to retain its current cooperation with Sai Shreeja Auto in Delhi. Sai Shreeja Group is a significant automobile group based in Delhi/NCR, with affiliations with some of the world's most well-known automobile manufacturers, including MG Motors, Hyundai, and Ford.

Dr. Amitabh Saran, CEO of Altigreen, inaugurated the Altigreen Retail Experience Centre in North Delhi. The brand intends to focus on offering its customers an upgraded and never-before-seen experience through world-class and sophisticated infrastructure. Every aspect of the business has been meant to be pleasant, especially to the curious autorickshaw drivers that wander in.

After its first dealership in Okhla, the Sai Shreeja company has decades of experience in vehicle retail, which will be very beneficial in expanding its EV reach across the state. Altigreen provides the best EVs for Indian cargo and passenger mobility needs.

"We are very happy for the opportunity to contribute to Delhi's march towards being the EV Capital of India, and for Delhi to become a cleaner, greener, and pollution-free area," stated Amitabh Saran, Founder and CEO of Altigreen.

From 2021 to 2030, the EV industry is predicted to develop at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 94.4%. Scooters and three-wheelers are truly driving the EV revolution.

The company's commercial electric 3W offering neEV recently completed a 150+ km intercity journey in around six hours between Mysore Palace and Bangalore Palace on a single charge. Furthermore, the company recently announced a partnership to develop the fastest-charging three-wheeler, as well as over 100 chargers in Bengaluru.