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Autocar Professional, March 14, 2022
Amit Gupta breaks into a huge smile when the topic veers around to his company’s partnership with Bajaj Auto. “This is a subject close to my heart,” admits the Co-Founder and CEO of Yulu. Beyond the fact that Bajaj Auto is an investor in his company, Gupta is more than pleased with the human touch in this alliance.
Economic Times, March 07, 2022
Yulu, which has created the country's largest battery as a service network with 3 million battery swaps till date, will expand its fleet to 100,000 units by the end of the year from 10,000 units currently, open up franchisee models to reach newer cities and cater to personal buyers in the next one year.
Moneycontrol, January 15, 2022
With officegoers working from home during the pandemic, Bengaluru's delivery workers have been powering Yulu app's electric bikes business. Yulu estimates that 17,000 gig workers have used their electric cycles in 2021.
Financial Express, November 17, 2021
Electric mobility is the future, and Yulu is looking at setting up 2000 Max stations that have battery-swapping facilities by the end of 2022. In a conversation with Naveen Dachuri, the Co-founder and CTO at Yulu, we understand Yulu’s plans for India.
The Hindu BusinessLine, November 16, 2021
E-mobility service provider Yulu has launched a network of battery charging and swapping stations named ‘Yulu Max Network’ and is in the process of raising funds in Series B round to support the network. The network is expected to be scaled to more than 2,000 Max stations by the end of 2022.
Indiatimes, November 15, 2021
In the present world where one has to navigate between technology and the environment, Delhi offers the best example of what can happen if we fail to do so. In such circumstances, an innovative alternative that balances technology and the environment is essential. This alternative is available on the Delhi roads in the form of Yulu.
Financial Express, November 5, 2021
Bengaluru-based shared mobility start-up Yulu which offers electric scooters for daily commute virtually repurposed its vehicles from moving consumers to moving goods as a temporary pivot strategy during the lock-down. But with the economy moving into a recovery period, Yulu is back in full swing with plans to add at least 1 lakh scooters by the end of next year.
The New Indian Express, October 28, 2021
In a first such initiative in the country, the Bangalore Postal Region has kickstarted a pilot project, where e-bikes are being provided to staff to aid them in making deliveries. A total of 15 postmen and postwomen attached to the JP Nagar sub post office have begun going about their deliveries on blue-coloured Yulu bikes since a fortnight.
YourStory, September 14, 2021
Technology-driven mobility startup
is preparing to expand its fleet of electric vehicles to around 80,000 in response to the new emerging customer segments led by the COVID-19 pandemic. This goal is also expected to boost its revenue growth by 9-10X.The News Minute, August 23, 2021
A private two-wheeler renting company called Yulu has become an unlikely lifeline for many in Bengaluru, in the wake of job losses due to the pandemic. Many, including interstate migrants, have taken up delivery work as a stopgap measure to ensure their continued livelihood.
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