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The Art of the Impossible
Revolutionising India’s mini-mobility industry
Season 4, Ep. 5
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The automotive industry thrives on the pursuit of innovation—newer, bigger, and better. Vayve Mobility approaches this demand with a unique vision, focusing on agility and sustainability at the core of its vehicle designs.
With two models currently on the market, Vayve Mobility creates next-generation cars powered by electric charging and solar energy, aligning performance with environmental responsibility. Headquartered in India, the company designs vehicles specifically tailored to withstand high temperatures and navigate dense traffic seamlessly.
Nilesh Bajaj, CEO of Vayve Mobility, has leveraged his expertise in electronics design to spearhead the development of the company’s groundbreaking vehicles. Vayve made history by introducing India’s first line of eCars and earned the 2024 Global Startup Award for Best Greentech of the Year. In this episode, Nilesh delves into Vayve’s digital transformation journey and its vision for shaping the future of the automotive industry.
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