OSM Launches Swayamgati, World’s First Made-in-India Autonomous Electric Three-Wheeler

Omega Seiki Mobility has introduced Swayamgati, an autonomous electric three-wheeler designed for passenger movement in controlled environments. The vehicle is priced at Rs 4 lakh, with a cargo variant to follow. The company aims to produce 1,500 units within two years.

OSM Launches Swayamgati, World’s First Made-in-India Autonomous Electric Three-Wheeler

OSM Launches Swayamgati, World’s First Made-in-India Autonomous Electric Three-Wheeler

Omega Seiki Mobility announced the launch of its autonomous electric three-wheeler, Swayamgati. Bookings have opened for the passenger variant, priced at Rs 4 lakh. A cargo version, priced at Rs 4.15 lakh, is expected to launch soon.
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  • Passenger variant Rs 4 lakh; cargo variant Rs 4.15 lakh (Launching soon)
  • Range & Tech: 120 km per charge; lidar, GPS, AI-based obstacle detection
  • Target: 1,500 units in 24 months for airports, campuses and smart cities

Key Specifications

  • Battery Range: Up to 120 km on a single charge
  • Autonomy Features: Lidar, GPS, AI-based obstacle detection (up to 6 meters), multi-sensor navigation, remote safety controls
  • Target Deployments: Airports, technology parks, campuses, industrial hubs, and smart cities
  • Production Goal: 1,500 units in 24 months
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Uday Narang, Founder & Chairman, Omega Seiki Mobility, said: “The launch of Swayamgati is not just a product introduction—it’s a bold step into the future of Indian transportation. Autonomous vehicles are no longer a futuristic concept; they are a present-day necessity for nations seeking sustainable and scalable mobility. With Swayamgati, we are showing that India doesn’t need to follow global trends—we can lead them. This vehicle proves that cutting-edge tech like AI, Lidar, and autonomous navigation can be made in India, for India, and at a price point that makes it truly accessible. We are building technology that serves people—not just headlines.”

Testing and Deployment

The vehicle has undergone Phase 1 testing on a 3-km mapped route with multiple stops, where it operated without human intervention. Phase 2 involves commercial rollout in controlled environments such as campuses and transport hubs.

Designed for Local Conditions

Unlike autonomous vehicles developed for global markets, Swayamgati is intended for use in India’s high-density, low-speed traffic and mixed-terrain conditions. Its compact size and electric drivetrain are positioned for last-mile mobility in structured zones.

Manufacturing and Network

Omega Seiki Mobility manufactures its vehicles at facilities in Faridabad and Chakan, with additional capacity in Dubai to serve Asian and African markets. The company also operates a service and dealership network of more than 200 locations across India.

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