iGo Wise Mobility launches franchise network to redefine EV ownership in India
iGo Wise Mobility launches franchise network to redefine EV ownership in India
iGo Wise Mobility launches franchise network to redefine EV ownership in India
iGo Wise Mobility has launched a nationwide franchise programme to expand its customer experience network. The initiative aims to create community-focused mobility solutions rather than just selling electric vehicles. It will operate under a FOFO model, requiring a minimum investment of ₹10 lakh and a 20x10 ft space. The rollout will begin with Phase 1, targeting the Greater Bengaluru Area, Hyderabad, Pune and Panjim over the next six months. These centres will offer premium, inclusive environments, with special attention to the comfort and safety of women and elderly users.
In Phase 2, the programme will reach additional states across South and Middle India within 9-12 months. Phase 3 will take the brand international, starting with Kenya and Nigeria.
Franchise partners will receive full training in EV maintenance to ensure a smooth rider experience. The centres will also provide at-home test rides, allowing customers to try the vehicles before buying. The goal is to democratise access to high-quality EV experiences and build a strong, community-driven retail and service network. The franchise programme sets out to redefine EV ownership through local engagement and support. It will establish a broad network of centres across India and beyond. Customers can expect a focus on accessibility, safety, and a seamless purchasing experience.
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