T-Hub turns 3: Meet Hyd startup Gayam, whose innovation can revolutionise e-vehicles
As part of T-Hub?s third anniversary, TNM will be featuring five startups that have been with T-Hub since its inception and have grown into success stories. At a time when India is yet to realise its electric vehicle dream, struggling to put the infrastructure in place, two brothers from Hyderabad are going places in that very space. While putting charging infrastructure in place has been the biggest barrier for electric vehicle makers and the government in India, Rahul and Raja Gayam?s innovation overcomes that very barrier.
- At a time when India is yet to realise its electric vehicle dream, struggling to put the infrastructure in place, two brothers from Hyderabad are going places in that very space.
- While putting charging infrastructure in place has been the biggest barrier for electric vehicle makers and the government in India, Rahul and Raja Gayam’s innovation overcomes that very barrier.
- After returning from the US, Rahul joined Raja, who has been running Gayam Motor Works (GMW) in Hyderabad, an auto rickshaw manufacturing and export business since 2010.
- GMW was already making electric auto rickshaws that it was exporting to Terra Motors in Japan.
- Gayam’s first customer was Bigbasket, which used the smart autos in Gurugram for delivery.