Youdha, the electric vehicle brand of Zuperia Auto Pvt. Ltd., has unveiled an ambitious expansion strategy aimed at capturing a larger share of India’s fast-growing electric three-wheeler market. The company announced plans to establish over 200 dealerships within the next year, positioning itself to build one of the largest exclusive retail networks in this category.
Backed by a planned investment of ₹200 million over the next few years, Zuperia Auto is strengthening its focus on research and development, infrastructure upgrades, and innovative product design. The company is also ramping up production at its Kashipur facility in Uttarakhand, which has an annual capacity of 1 lakh vehicles, to support its aggressive retail rollout.
Youdha recently entered the L5 passenger EV segment with the launch of its first model, the EPOD. Equipped with an 11.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and a 6 kW motor, the EPOD offers a certified range of 227 km per charge, along with dual drive modes and all-weather capability. Designed for self-employed drivers and fleet operators, the vehicle aims to provide durable, low-maintenance, and cost-effective mobility solutions.
The first phase of dealership expansion will cover North and East India, including Delhi NCR, Kanpur, Lucknow, Patna, Ranchi, and Guwahati. The second phase will extend to western and southern states. Each outlet will feature Youdha’s complete product range, from the EPOD passenger auto to electric cargo loaders, pickups, and municipal service vehicles, while also providing service and financing support.
“Our vision is to make Youdha the most trusted and accessible name in electric mobility. Expanding our dealer footprint is central to that journey,” said Ayush Lohia, CEO of Youdha. “Customers want reliability not just in vehicles but also in service and ecosystem support. We are creating a retail network that delivers both.”
The company is also working on new passenger variants to diversify its portfolio further. Looking ahead, Zuperia Auto has set a revenue target of ₹1,000 crore by 2030, banking on Youdha’s twin strategy of rapid retail expansion and continuous product innovation.
“With the scale of our planned expansion, we are confident of establishing a presence in every major Indian city within the next year,” added Lohia. “This is not just about selling vehicles — it is about building a brand ecosystem that supports customers throughout the ownership journey.”
By aligning with India’s growing demand for clean mobility across both metro and Tier-II markets, Youdha is positioning itself as a key player in the country’s evolving EV ecosystem.