Vilas Deshpande, Co-Founder and COO, Vayve Mobility
- He is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Vayve Mobility.
- He used to work in Procter & Gamble before deciding to get into the EV Industry.
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Overview
We are seeing a lot of policies being framed by the governments of different countries in order for people to adapt to using green energy faster. There are a lot of problems such as climate change that can be tackled with the use of green energy and we are seeing a lot of people become a part of this revolution. We have Vilas with us to tell in depth about the EV Industry and how he is doing his part in making this world a better place for the next generation.
About Vilas Deshpande
- He is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Vayve Mobility.
- He used to work in Procter & Gamble before deciding to get into the EV Industry.
- He is very passionate about the use of sustainable energy.
- He aims to play a vital role in the shift towards using green energy.
02:30- What are the benefits of driving an electric vehicle?
- The Revolution of electric vehicles in India started with two-wheelers because people realize that over a course of 4–5 years, electric vehicles are much cheaper.
- Also, we have this innate desire to do something for the environment and electric vehicles help in improving the quality of air.
- Both of these benefits help us build a better future for the coming generation.
08:35- What would you say are the key differentiators of your cars?
- The first step that we took was to not go in the direction where there are already a lot of players in the market, so we ruled out the two-wheeler segment.
- We saw a huge gap between an entry-level two-wheeler electric vehicle and an entry-level four-wheeler vehicle, so we decided to work on a smaller car to bridge this gap.
- The main problem that we are solving is that we provide the average Indian with an option to own an affordable electric four-wheeler.
16:58- How are you dealing with the issue of charging infrastructure?
- It is not just our issue but the issue of the industry as a whole, but we are very optimistic about it because we see the situation getting better very fast.
- The Indian Government is focusing a lot on the policies and developing the charging infrastructure because they want people to adapt quickly to using electric vehicles.
- But still, the main focus for a car is going to be charged at their home or their parking spot.
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- He is the Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Vayve Mobility.
- He used to work in Procter & Gamble before deciding to get into the EV Industry.
- He is very passionate about the use of sustainable energy.
- He aims to play a vital role in the shift towards using green energy.
