JAMMU, Sep 21: Jammu & Kashmir-based electric mobility startup Super Motors EV Private Limited officially launched its electric mobility journey from Jammu on Monday, marking its entry into the growing electric two-wheeler segment.
The company said its launch in Jammu and Kashmir is aimed not only at promoting electric mobility but also at creating opportunities for local youth, entrepreneurs and technical professionals through sales, servicing, distribution and other allied activities.
During the launch programme, the company announced its Early Buyer and Partner Participation Programme, comprising initiatives for customers and prospective business partners. Under its Founders Club, the first 500 eligible buyers will be offered special privileges, including an optional vehicle buyback programme after five years, subject to applicable ownership criteria and programme terms.
The company also announced a First-Buyer PIN Code Allocation, under which early customers will receive a dedicated PIN code reservation under the Super Motors First Buyer Quota.
Super Motors further introduced SMEVC, a digital community utility token built on the BNB Smart Chain. According to the company, the initiative is intended to explore customer loyalty, community participation and governance mechanisms involving riders and network partners.
The company’s Partner Participation Programme (PSOP) seeks to provide local entrepreneurs and service professionals with opportunities for technical training, commercial partnerships and regional distribution.
Speaking on the occasion, Sushant Bakshi, Managing Director, Super Motors EV Private Limited, said the company chose Jammu and Kashmir as the starting point because it wanted its growth to extend beyond selling vehicles and contribute to creating a wider clean-mobility ecosystem.
He said the initiative aims to help local youth acquire technical skills, develop careers and participate in the emerging electric mobility sector.
Madhu Sudan, Director, Super Motors EV Private Limited, said the company was exploring new models of community participation through its digital and partner initiatives. He said SMEVC and the partner programmes were intended to bring riders, service providers and the wider Super Motors community closer together.
Following the unveiling of the electric scooter, Amit Rampal, actor and television personality from Mumbai, conducted a public demonstration of the newly launched electric vehicle.
The programme was conducted by Shweta Bakshi, who also delivered the vote of thanks at the conclusion of the event.
Super Motors EV Private Limited said it is focused on developing accessible electric vehicles and supporting automotive and technical infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir. The company aims to promote sustainable mobility while creating opportunities for local entrepreneurs, technicians and young professionals in the region.