Yakuza E-Vehicles

Yakuza E-Vehicles was established in India on 21 November 2019 by Nirmala Rani. The business operates under Maa Luxmi E-Vehicles Private Limited and is headquartered in Sirsa, Haryana. Its founding placed it within India's expanding electric-mobility sector, initially focusing on electric scooters and other electric two-wheelers. The company's main manufacturing plant was launched in Sirsa. The available reference material also lists facilities in Memari, West Bengal; Samudan in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh; and Salem, Tamil Nadu. These locations suggest a geographically distributed manufacturing presence across several Indian states, although the sources do not provide information about the ownership structure of each facility, their individual capacities, or their production output. Yakuza's first identified vehicle was the Yakuza Rubie electric scooter, produced in 2019. The Rubie marked the brand's entry into electric two-wheelers and appears to have established the product category around which its early identity was formed. No verified technical, pricing, sales, or distribution details are available in the supplied material. The company broadened its product ambition in 2023 by launching its first budget-friendly electric car. The model's name is not given in the reference source. This launch represented a shift from a primarily two-wheeler-oriented portfolio toward a wider electric-vehicle range, while preserving an affordability-oriented market proposition. The available information does not establish the car's production status, sales performance, or geographic availability. Beyond these events, public documentation in the supplied sources is limited. There are no supported details about later vehicle generations, exports, charging infrastructure, financial results, executive appointments, major advertising campaigns, litigation, recalls, or corporate transactions. The brand is therefore best characterized as an Indian electric-vehicle manufacturer with a documented origin in electric scooters and a later move into budget electric cars.

• 2023

  First electric car launched

  [1]Yakuza E-Vehiclesen.wikipedia.org

  Yakuza launched its first budget-oriented electric car, extending the brand into four-wheeled electric mobility.

• 2019

  Company founded

  [1]Yakuza E-Vehiclesen.wikipedia.org

  Nirmala Rani founded Yakuza E-Vehicles on 21 November 2019 under Maa Luxmi E-Vehicles Private Limited.

• 2019

  Sirsa plant launched

  [1]Yakuza E-Vehiclesen.wikipedia.org

  Yakuza launched its main electric-vehicle manufacturing plant in Sirsa, Haryana.

• 2019

  Yakuza Rubie introduced

  [1]Yakuza E-Vehiclesen.wikipedia.org

  The company produced the Yakuza Rubie, its first documented electric scooter.

An India-focused electric-mobility manufacturer with an apparent emphasis on accessible electric scooters and budget-oriented electric cars.

• Electric scooter · 2019

  Yakuza Rubie

  The Yakuza Rubie was the company's first identified electric scooter and was produced in 2019. It represents Yakuza's entry into India's electric two-wheeler market. The available source does not specify its battery, motor, range, charging system, price, sales volume, or current production status.

• Electric car · 2023

  Unnamed budget electric car

  Yakuza's first electric car was launched in 2023 and was described in the reference material as budget-friendly. Its official model name and technical specifications are not identified in the available source. The launch expanded the company's offering from electric two-wheelers into passenger vehicles.

• 2023

  Expansion from electric scooters into carsProduct launch

  Background

  After beginning with electric scooters, Yakuza broadened its vehicle portfolio to address the electric-car segment.

  Action taken

  The company launched its first budget-friendly electric car.

  Aftermath

  The available sources confirm the portfolio expansion but do not provide verified information about sales, production scale, or market response.

  Source

1. 1Yakuza E-Vehiclesen.wikipedia.org