Quantum Energy’s new facility drives Telangana’s EV leadership forward

By Staff Report June 9, 2025 2:43 pm IST

Quantum Energy is expanding its net-zero EV plant in Maheshwaram, boosting production to 2 lakh two-wheelers annually.

Quantum Energy Ltd, a Hyderabad-based electric vehicle startup, has announced the expansion of its manufacturing facilities in Maheshwaram, near the projected Future City in Hyderabad. The new facility is expected to create jobs and help Telangana achieve its goal of becoming a hub for sustainable and future-focused industries.

The rebuilt plant is 2.4 lakh square feet and has an annual production capability of 2 lakh electric two-wheelers. It is designed as a net-zero emissions plant, reflecting the company’s dedication to environmentally friendly and sustainable production processes.

The expansion is in response to increased demand for Quantum Energy’s electric two-wheelers, including Plasma, Milan, and Bziness. The company has new models in the works that emphasise performance, smart features, and flexibility for Indian road and weather conditions.

Quantum Energy is stepping up its efforts to provide last-mile connectivity and other mobility solutions, capitalising on the growing need for economical and environmentally friendly transportation options. With a focus on innovation, the business hopes to alter India’s electric two-wheeler market.

Chakravarthi Chukkapalli, Managing Director of Quantum Energy, commented, “The expansion of our production facility in Maheshwaram is a defining milestone in Quantum Energy’s journey. As India’s electric mobility revolution accelerates, we aim to deliver high-quality, energy-efficient two-wheelers that are both technologically advanced and environmentally responsible. This net-zero plant reflects our vision for a cleaner future and our commitment to our eco-conscious customers. Telangana has consistently supported innovation, and we are proud to contribute to the state’s growing leadership in the EV ecosystem.”