It Introduces an Exciting Micro Mobility Concept at Auto Expo 2025, Showcasing the Future of Compact and Sustainable Transportation.
Hyundai and TVS Team Up to Improve Last-Mile Travel in India
Hyundai’s Micro Mobility Concept was revealed at Auto Expo 2025. The company is also talking to TVS Motor about teaming up to improve last-mile travel in India with new and advanced transportation solutions.
- Hyundai and TVS explore last-mile connectivity in India.
- The concept includes: E3W and E4W.
- Back opening for wheelchair users.
While there’s no official agreement yet, the plan is for Hyundai to provide design and tech expertise, with TVS managing manufacturing and marketing in India.
Hyundai’s Creative Micro Mobility Concept
Hyundai revealed its Micro Mobility Concept vehicles, which are set to transform the three-wheeler category. The concept includes Electric 3-wheelers (E3W) and Electric 4-wheelers (E4W).
The Electric 3 Wheelers (E3W) concept is designed to serve as a people mover, delivery vehicle, or emergency responder. It features large tires for rough terrains, adjustable height for navigating flooded streets during monsoon season, and foldable back seats for easier access, especially for wheelchair users.
The Electric 4 Wheeler (E4W) concept emphasizes a modular design to enhance practicality and simplify manufacturing. Hyundai’s design features an angled windshield for improved visibility and collision protection, a towing hook for easy recovery on challenging terrains, and a flat floor to ensure greater comfort.
Interior of Micro Mobility Concept
The vehicles’ interiors use special heat-reducing paint, water-proof materials, and flexible storage spaces to handle India’s weather and busy city life. The design is called “Aakaashi Blue,” showing India’s big dreams and strong spirit.
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Vision for Sustainable Mobility
SangYup Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of Hyundai and Genesis Global Design shared his care for the people of India and his plan to explore micro-mobility solutions that fit India’s special needs. He wants to redesign the traditional three-wheeler to make it safer and more eco-friendly.
Sharad Mishra, President of Group Strategy at TVS Motor Company, talked about how Hyundai’s global skills and TVS’s local knowledge could work together. He seemed really excited about what this partnership could bring.
Future Ahead
Hyundai and TVS are testing how useful this Micro Mobility Concept could be. If the tests go well, the Electric 3 Wheelers might be made with help from TVS, while the Electric 4 Wheelers could be built for the global market.
With this partnership, Hyundai and TVS want to make city travel better by focusing on accessibility, safety, and eco-friendly solutions across India. This teamwork could make a big impact on India’s fast-changing transportation scene.
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