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Odysse to supply 10,000 e-scooters to 2-wheeler MaaS player Bud-e

The e-two-wheeler Mobility-as-a-Service provider offers tailored SaaS solutions for fleet management and rental subscriptions, catering to diverse businesses.

August 04, 2023 / 17:43 IST
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The delivery will be completed in a phased manner over the next two years, Odysse Electric Vehicles said in a statement.
The delivery will be completed in a phased manner over the next two years, Odysse Electric Vehicles said in a statement.

Premium electric vehicle maker Odysse on Thursday announced a strategic collaboration with electric two-wheeler MaaS provider Bud-e for supplying 10,000 units of its e- scooter to the latter.

The delivery will be completed in a phased manner over the next two years, Odysse Electric Vehicles said in a statement. The strategic partnership with Bud-e marks a significant milestone for the company as it continues to strengthen its presence in the electric scooter market, Odysse said, adding that this partnership would bring remarkable benefits to Bud-e, including scalability, and cost savings, while also helping them achieve a competitive advantage in the market.

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"We have partnered with Bud-e for our electric scooters. This collaboration highlights the growing demand for sustainable transportation solutions," said Nemin Vora, CEO of Odysse Electric Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. Bud-e smart electric bikes incorporate app-enabled IoT integration, ensuring rider convenience with an impressive range and swappable batteries, the company said.

The e-two-wheeler Mobility-as-a-Service provider offers tailored SaaS solutions for fleet management and rental subscriptions, catering to diverse businesses. Through its fleet management and rental subscription portals, bud-e is reshaping mobility by monitoring drivers, prioritising safety, and optimising battery and inventory management systems, according to the statement.