Adapt Motors is dedicated to advancing an eco-friendly future through innovative electric mobility vehicles. The company has significantly enhanced its flagship model, the Sweekar Electric Auto, by focusing on battery manufacturing, extending battery life, and expanding its network of charging stations. These initiatives have drawn considerable attention, particularly at the recent Smart Mobility Startup Festival held at Metro Rail Bhavan in Hyderabad.

 In the STAMP (Station Access and Mobility Programme) challenge, organized by the Hyderabad Metro Rail Project in collaboration with the World Resources Institute, the Toyota Mobility Foundation, and L&T HMR, Adapt Motors was recognized as one of the three winners for its pioneering electric rickshaw.

 The Sweekar Passenger E Rickshaw has captivated audiences with its sleek design and impressive specifications. With a charging time of just 4 to 5 hours and a range of 100 km, it features a seating capacity for four passengers plus one driver, along with a robust Indian-made engine. This innovative electric mobility technology not only enhances last-mile connectivity but also helps reduce urban pollution, providing a sustainable alternative to diesel and petrol autos in rural areas with limited fuel access. “Adapt Motors proudly embodies the spirit of ‘Startup India’ by innovating in the electric mobility sector and promoting sustainable transportation solutions.”

 Mr. Madhukar Reddy, one of the key founders of Adapt Motors, expressed excitement at being among the winners. He emphasized the company’s commitment to research and development and revealed plans to launch a flagship solar-powered battery rickshaw with battery backup soon. This upcoming model will allow users to run the vehicle on solar energy during the day while reserving battery power for nighttime use, effectively maximizing its utility for commercial applications. Mr. Reddy highlighted that future e mobility vehicles will incorporate similar dual-function capabilities, setting Adapt Motors apart in the competitive landscape of electric mobility.