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Designed with city life in mind, Eva aims to tackle challenges like traffic jams, limited parking, and the rising cost of fuel.
Eva boasts an impressive range of 250 km per charge, with an added 3,000 km annually powered by solar energy.
Vayve Mobility, an innovative new manufacturer in the automotive industry, is set to reveal its much-anticipated solar-powered electric car, Eva, at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo in New Delhi from January 17 to 22.
Following a successful debut at Auto Expo 2023, where Eva impressed thousands of visitors, this new version promises to redefine compact, eco-friendly commuting. Designed to tackle urban challenges like traffic, limited parking, and rising fuel prices, Eva is built for modern city living.
With an impressive range of 250 km per charge and an additional 3000 km annually from solar power, Eva combines cutting-edge technology with practicality. Its high-voltage powertrain offers super-fast charging, adding 50 km of range in just five minutes.
The car’s performance includes quick acceleration (0 to 40 km/h in 5 seconds) and a top speed of 70 km/h, making it perfect for daily urban commutes. Plus, Eva is equipped with smart features like smartphone integration, vehicle diagnostics, remote monitoring, and over-the-air updates.
Eva’s operational cost is another game-changer. With a fuel cost of just Rs 0.5 per kilometre compared to Rs 5 for a petrol car, Eva offers exceptional value for money, making it an affordable and eco-friendly choice for urban families.
Nilesh Bajaj, Co-founder and CEO of Vayve Mobility, said, “Eva meets the needs of evolving modern consumers. With the inclusion of solar power and smart connectivity, Eva provides a futuristic yet accessible solution for urban mobility, making it an ideal second car for families.”
Eva is designed to meet the needs of Indian urban commuters, with an average daily commute of under 35 km. Unlike traditional automakers, Vayve Mobility has focused on innovating within the small car segment, offering a product that is both practical and aspirational.
