Electric commercial mobility platform Youdha has unveiled EPOD-Bharat, a limited-edition, hand-painted version of its flagship L5 electric passenger three-wheeler, combining traditional Indian craftsmanship with electric mobility.
The special edition was showcased at the Bharat Vyapar Mahotsav at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Its exterior features hand-painted artwork inspired by Warli art, depicting women, rural life, nature and community celebrations. Through the initiative, Youdha aims to highlight India’s artistic heritage while recognising the contribution of women and traditional artisans.
Ayush Lohia, CEO, Youdha, said EPOD-Bharat is intended as a tribute to India’s cultural heritage and the creativity and resilience of its women and artisans. He added that the company sought to bring traditional Indian art onto a modern electric mobility platform representing both India’s heritage and its future aspirations.
Youdha EPOD Offers 227 km Certified Range
The Youdha EPOD is an L5 electric passenger three-wheeler powered by a 6 kW motor delivering 50 Nm of torque and an 11.8 kWh lithium-ion LFP battery.
The vehicle offers a certified range of up to 227 km on a single charge and features City and Boost driving modes. It also provides 300 mm water-wading capacity, making it suitable for varying road and weather conditions across India.
The EPOD is available at a starting price of ₹3.20 lakh and has been designed primarily for self-employed drivers and mobility entrepreneurs, with a focus on range, durability, performance and operating efficiency.
EPOD Manufactured at Uttarakhand Facility
The EPOD is manufactured at Youdha’s production facility in Kashipur, Uttarakhand, which has an installed annual production capacity of 100,000 units.
The facility is equipped with automated assembly lines, end-of-line testing and quality control systems to support the production of the company’s electric three-wheelers.
EPOD-Bharat Connects Traditional Art With Electric Mobility
With EPOD-Bharat, Youdha is also highlighting the role of traditional artisans in preserving India’s cultural forms. The company has brought Warli-inspired artwork onto the electric vehicle to create a connection between India’s cultural heritage and its transition towards electric mobility.
As Youdha expands its electric mobility portfolio across passenger and cargo applications, the EPOD-Bharat initiative reflects the company’s broader focus on combining electric vehicle technology with livelihoods, craftsmanship and Indian cultural identity.
