Youdha ePod G Electric Three Wheeler Launched for Cargo Operations

Youdha has expanded its electric three-wheeler portfolio with the launch of the new ePod G, designed for goods transportation and last-mile delivery operations. Following the market response to its passenger vehicle, the company has introduced the cargo model for businesses, e-commerce operators and individual owners looking for an electric vehicle for commercial use.

The Youdha ePod G comes with an 11.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery, a claimed range of up to 180 km and a payload capacity of 545 kg. It will be available with half-deck and closed-box body options to cater to different cargo transportation requirements.

Key Highlights

The Youdha ePod G is powered by an 11.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery paired with a 6 kW, three-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). According to the company, the electric three-wheeler delivers a claimed range of 170–180 km under standard test conditions.

The vehicle has a gross vehicle weight of 1,000 kg and can carry a payload of up to 545 kg. Its top speed is below 50 kmph under standard test conditions, while the claimed gradeability stands at 22%. The battery takes around four to five hours to charge.

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The Youdha ePod G will be available in half-deck and closed-box configurations. These options are intended to meet the requirements of last-mile logistics, e-commerce deliveries and retail distribution businesses. The electric three-wheeler features a monocoque chassis, hydraulic brakes, heavy-duty steel rims and 120/80-R12, 8PR tyres. It also gets a seven-inch digital LED instrument cluster with Smart CAN connectivity, which displays vehicle information. LED headlights are provided to support visibility during delivery operations.

With the ePod G, Youdha is expanding beyond passenger mobility into electric goods transportation. The new model is aimed at businesses and operators involved in daily delivery activities, including e-commerce logistics and retail distribution.

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The company is focusing on electric three-wheelers for India's last-mile commercial mobility segment, where vehicles are used to transport goods over short distances. The ePod G adds a cargo-focused option to its existing range, with different body configurations for varied business requirements.