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Omega Seiki Mobility to Launch Hydrogen-Powered SCVs

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By Rediff Money Desk, MUMBAI   Jan 30, 2024 20:06

Omega Seiki Mobility partners with a French company to manufacture green hydrogen-powered small commercial vehicles (SCVs) in India. The joint venture aims to raise USD 25 million and plans to produce 5,000 vehicles per month by 2026.
Omega Seiki Mobility to Launch Hydrogen-Powered SCVs
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Mumbai, Jan 30 (PTI) Domestic electric mobility firm Omega Seiki Mobility (OSM) plans to manufacture green hydrogen-powered small commercial vehicles, including three-wheelers, in the country and has partnered with a French company.

The joint entity Hydrogen Intelligence SA will be based in France, with a subsidiary in India.

OSM Founder Uday Narang on Tuesday told PTI that the entity is looking to raise USD 25 million from the US and European markets to expand its business.

Hydrogen Intelligence SA will be showcasing a hydrogen-powered three-wheeler at the ninth edition of the three-day hydrogen show, Hyvolution, which commenced in Paris on Tuesday, Hydrogen Intelligence co-founder and OSM founder Uday Narang said.

"We have set up a joint entity with a French partner to produce green hydrogen-powered vehicles for the Small Commercial Vehicle (SCV) segment, including three-wheelers and 1-tonne capacity trucks in the country.

"We have already developed a three-wheeler with this technology, which we are going to showcase at the Hyvolution show in Paris," Narang told PTI.

The company will be 50 per cent owned by OSM, and the remaining 50 per cent by the French partner, he said, adding that the hardware and product will be provided by OSM, while the underlying technology will be provided by Hydrogen Intelligence.

"We are investing Rs 20 crore in the venture and are looking to raise USD 25-million from the European and US markets for expanding business," he said.

The France-based company will have its manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with plans to produce 5,000 vehicles per month initially and then scale it up to 10,000 vehicles a month by 2026, Narang said.

"The dedicated facility is expected to be commissioned by March 2025 and with that will began the commercial production of vehicles as well," Narang said.
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