The new electric cargo vehicle offers a claimed range of 170–180km, a 545kg payload capacity and multiple load-body configurations for last-mile deliveries.
Youdha has introduced the ePod G, an electric cargo three-wheeler designed for last-mile logistics, e-commerce deliveries and retail distribution. The new model expands the company’s ePod range beyond passenger transportation into goods mobility, targeting individual operators, small businesses and delivery fleets.
The Youdha ePod G is equipped with an 11.8kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery and a 6kW three-phase permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM). According to the company, it delivers a claimed range of 170–180km under standard test conditions and supports a payload capacity of 545kg. The vehicle has a gross vehicle weight of 1,000kg.
Youdha ePod G: Battery, Range and Performance
The ePod G’s electric powertrain combines an 11.8kWh LFP battery with a 6kW PMSM motor. Youdha claims a top speed below 50kmph under standard test conditions, along with 22% gradeability.
The company lists a charging time of four to five hours. The claimed range, payload and top-speed figures are marked as subject to standard test conditions in the press release.
These specifications are aimed at commercial applications where payload capacity, operating range and charging time are important considerations for daily delivery operations.
Multiple Cargo Configurations for Business Use
Youdha will offer the ePod G with a half-deck configuration and four closed-box options. These body configurations are intended to accommodate different goods-transportation requirements, including e-commerce deliveries, retail distribution and other last-mile logistics operations.
The vehicle features a monocoque chassis, hydraulic brakes, heavy-duty steel rims and 120/80-R12, 8PR tyres. It also gets a seven-inch digital LED instrument cluster with Smart CAN connectivity to display vehicle information, along with LED headlights to support visibility during delivery operations.
Youdha Expands Its Electric Three-Wheeler Portfolio
Commenting on the launch, Ayush Lohia, CEO of Youdha, said the positive response to the company’s passenger vehicle had provided a foundation for expanding the ePod range into cargo transportation.
The company aims to build the ePod name across passenger and goods mobility, addressing the needs of businesses and individual operators involved in last-mile deliveries. The ePod G also broadens Youdha’s offering for delivery fleets and small commercial operators.
With the launch, Youdha is extending its electric three-wheeler portfolio into goods transportation, focusing on India’s last-mile commercial mobility requirements. The company has not specified the ePod G’s price or market availability details in the supplied press release.
