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Green Tiger Mobility raises ₹25 crore for expansion

What they do

Green Tiger Mobility makes retrofit kits that turn existing petrol two-wheelers into electric or hybrid vehicles

The company is closing a ₹25 crore funding round, adding to ₹21 crore raised earlier from angels and Bajaj Motors

It plans to expand beyond Bangalore to four more Indian states and aims to become a global leader in retrofitting

Green Tiger Mobility is closing a ₹25 crore funding round.
The company has raised ₹21 crore in earlier rounds, including from Bajaj Motors.
It offers retrofit kits that convert existing petrol two-wheelers into electric or hybrid vehicles.
The kits include independent hybrids and portable home-charge batteries.
Hybrids use petrol as backup when battery power runs low.
The company targets India's 30 crore existing two-wheelers.
It plans to expand to Telangana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Delhi.
It already serves 1,000+ consumers in Bangalore.

The company's model focuses on retrofitting over scrapping, aligning with a reduce-reuse-recycle ethos.
It also recycles lithium to cut import dependence.
The expansion targets regions with dense networks and cultural preference for reuse.
The founder's background in banking and infrastructure financing supports the venture's credibility.

Green Tiger Mobility provides retrofit EV solutions for two-wheelers.
Its products include independent hybrids and portable home-charge batteries.
The hybrid system uses petrol as backup for extended range.
The company operates in Bangalore with over 1,000 consumers.
It holds 6 patents for its technology.
The business model emphasizes retrofit over scrapping to reduce waste.
It recycles lithium to reduce import reliance.
The name reflects sustainability (Green) and reliable power (Tiger).