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Mahindra Udo Launched At ₹3.59 Lakh With 200 km Real-World Range
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility Limited has launched the Mahindra Udo all-electric three-wheeler in India at an ex-showroom price of ₹3,84,299. An introductory price of ₹3,58,999 is also being offered for a limited period of time.
The Mahindra Udo is classified in the L5M electric auto category and is positioned for last-mile transportation. The Udo was first seen as a two-seater three-wheeled concept at Auto Expo 2018.
Mahindra Udo - Design & Features
The Mahindra Udo features an autoplane-inspired design with an aerodynamic shape and a full monocoque construction, which Mahindra describes as a segment first. Exterior elements include bold headlamps, styled mirrors and a large windshield for visibility.
The Mahindra Udo's driver seat is a 'pilot seat' that is nearly 20 % thicker than comparable models. Passenger seating offers increased headroom and legroom compared to the competition.
Mahindra Udo - Performance and Range
The Mahindra Udo electric auto is equipped with an 11.7 kWh IP67-rated lithium-ion battery pack. The Udo's motor produces 10 kW (13.41bhp) of peak power and 52 Nm of torque, and can hit a top speed of 55 km/h and delivers a claimed 200km of real-world range.
The Udo auto offers three drive modes - Range, Ride and Race. Segment-first features on the Mahindra Udo include reverse throttle, regenerative braking, hill hold assist and a creep function for traffic conditions. Mahindra is offering a six-year or 1.5 lakh km warranty (whichever is earlier) along with free services up to 1 lakh km. All customers of the Udo are also enrolled in the UDAY NXT scheme, which includes ₹20 lakh accidental insurance and financial counselling benefits.
The suspension setup of the Mahindra Udo comes in the form of dual front fork suspension and independent rear suspension. The Udo features drum brakes and rides on 12-inch wheels fitted with tubeless tyres.
The Mahindra Udo is manufactured at Mahindra's Zaheerabad plant in Telangana. Mahindra has invested ₹218 crore in upgrading the facility with advanced manufacturing systems such as automated laser welding battery pack lines, a fully automated paint shop and a Body-in-White assembly line. The plant has an annual capacity of 160,000 units and is currently operating at 90,000 units of capacity utilisation.
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