Helixx's modular idea aims to disrupt the electric commercial vehicle industry in India.

The automobiles will be built locally in approved Helixx Mobility Hubs and will be available on a business-to-business fleet subscription basis for commercial users.

Helixx is a young brand with a unique modular platform-based product approach that intends to disrupt Southeast Asian markets, including India. It is an Electric vehicle startup located in the United Kingdom. Steve Pegg, who has over 25 years of vehicle engineering and conceptual vehicle design experience with multinational automobile manufacturers, and hypercar designers Jowyn Wong and Jakub Jodlowski founded the company in 2022.

The CARGO, a delivery van, TRUCK, which caters to the construction industry, and the open-bodied TUK and close-bodied RIDE, which are geared at ride-share and taxi fleets, are the first vehicles on Helixx's fast-fleet list.

In the future, the company expects to launch the first demonstrator vehicle in 2024 and then accelerate its plans to penetrate the Asia-Pacific market, including India, shortly after.

Helixx intends to focus on being a technology firm, licensing its products and production to customers. It will give these players all of the required technology, manufacturing tools, and supply chain connections to allow them to make and sell their products in the region.

The automobiles will be built locally in approved Helixx Mobility Hubs and will be available on a business-to-business fleet subscription basis for commercial users starting at $0.25 per hour (Rs 20 per hour), enabling and encouraging local businesses.

Every Helixx hub will be completely adaptable and expandable. A 5,000-square-meter structure, for example, will be required to handle the construction of 100,000 units every year.

Helixx anticipates that a factory producing 30,000 vehicles per year, for example, would require only approximately 96 personnel on the shop floor—far less than a full-scale assembly facility.

Each hub has access to locally produced components and is capable of producing parts for other hubs. In keeping with the company's commitment to decreasing waste and safeguarding the environment, used vehicles can be recycled to construct replacements.

Helixx's digital-first ecosystem is intended to go beyond traditional automobile production paradigms. Scalable, low-cost, low-carbon Helixx Mobility Hubs that can be put nearly anywhere in the world will allow local enterprises to go from empty buildings to finished vehicles in just 180 days.

A single, patented, lightweight framework with an integrated smart electric engine and interchangeable battery modules serves as the foundation for all Helixx vehicles. They are designed to meet the L7e heavy quadricycle classification and will meet or exceed all regional regulatory standards as well as the product category's minimum suggested safety requirements.