Batt:RE Electric Mobility Private Limited

Battre Electric Mobility is focused on advancing sustainable urban transport through innovative electric scooters designed for efficiency and practicality, catering to both consumers and businesses. Founded in 2017, Battre Electric Mobility Private Limited is based in Jaipur, India, where it specializes in manufacturing electric scooters. The company has successfully completed 3 deals. In September 2025, Battre Electric Mobility Private Limited raised an undisclosed amount in venture funding from new investor BizDateUp.

The current company valuation stands at INR 4013. 51 million. The CEO and founder, Nishchal Choudhary, has a background that supports his leadership in the electric mobility sector. Batt:RE specializes in the design and manufacture of electric scooters aimed at providing sustainable and efficient transportation solutions in urban environments.

Their product portfolio includes various models that offer features such as detachable batteries, IP67 ratings for water and dust resistance, and ranges that can extend from 50 to 150 kilometers on a single charge. Batt:RE's electric scooters are offered primarily in India through an extensive network of over 400 outlets, catering to individual consumers and businesses seeking eco-friendly commuting options. In the most recent fiscal year of 2023, Batt:RE generated revenue of INR 10,901,524. 70, with an EBITDA of INR 315,783.

30. The company employs a direct-to-consumer sales model for its scooters, with prices ranging from INR 59,900 to INR 114,999, facilitating customer engagement through test rides and retail sales. Battre Electric Mobility plans to utilize the INR 27. 51 million raised in its Seed funding round to enhance product development and expand its market presence.

The company aims to introduce new electric scooter models designed for a broader consumer base by the end of 2023. Additionally, Batt:RE is targeting expansion into new geographic regions beyond its existing markets in India, with a focus on increasing its footprint in urban centers across Southeast Asia by 2025.