The Haridwar Factory of Mahindra Last Mile Mobility has produced its 50,000th e-Alfa.

The e-Alfa Mini is ideal for last-mile connections in metropolitan cities. The e-Alfa Mini features an appealing exterior design, a sturdy body, a spacious cabin for the driver and passengers, and exceptional suspension and chassis.

Mahindra Last Mile Mobility is a division of Mahindra & Mahindra. It has produced its 50,000th e-Alfa at its Haridwar plant. Mahindra Last Mile Mobility sells both the e-Alfa Mini and the e-Alfa Cargo e-rickshaws.

The e-Alfa Mini, one of Mahindra's best-selling electric three-wheelers, originally debuted in 2017, and the cargo model followed in 2021. The e-Alfa Small e-rickshaw and the e-Alfa Cargo are currently available from the firm.

The Mahindra e-Alfa is built with a full metal body and a lead-acid battery pack. While both e-Alfas have a max power of 1.5 kW, the Cargo variant has an optional High Torque Gear for increased performance. Both vehicles have a reported real-world range of 80 kilometres per charge.

The e-Alfa Mini is ideal for last-mile connections in metropolitan cities. The e-Alfa Mini features an appealing exterior design, a sturdy body, a spacious cabin for the driver and passengers, and exceptional suspension and chassis.

The e-Alfa Mini is powered by a 120Ah battery, a strong motor, and a 1kW controller. With all of these characteristics, the e-Alfa Mini outperforms its competitors.

Mahindra claims to be the only OEM to provide Rs 10 lakh in driver accidental insurance, 24-7 roadside assistance and downtime guarantee, and a best-in-class vehicle warranty of 2 years.

As part of the celebration, Mahindra dealers are offering a Rs 7,500 exchange incentive scheme to customers who upgrade to the e-Alfa Mini, as well as an assured gift.

"The e-rickshaw category is witnessing phenomenal growth," said Suman Mishra, CEO of Mahindra LMM, "and I'm thrilled to say that we've rolled out 50,000 e-Alfas."

According to state rules, Mahindra e-Alfa vehicles are accessible across India.