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  • Customers receive HOP Electric Mobility’s e-2Ws with open arms

    Customers receive HOP Electric Mobility’s e-2Ws with open arms

    Mumbai: HOP Electric Mobility, a leading electric two-wheeler manufacturing brand, on the auspicious occasion of Dhanteras and Diwali express gratitude to discerning customers who have exhibited encouraging response to the company’s festival season dhamaka of special offers/ discounts during this period. Enthusiastic buyers received their HOP Electric e-2Wheelers – LEO and LYF scooters (high-speed and low-speed variants), and OXO high-speed e-motorcycles with open arms, as 1 EV was delivered every 2-minutes to customers on the festive days during the working hours, taking total sales to more than 500 vehicles.

    HOP Electric Mobility founder & CEO Ketan Mehta said, “The festive season has proved to be a turning point for the electric vehicles’ segment, which continued the momentum from previous month when more than 71,000 electric two-wheelers were sold, according to Govt. estimates. The season presented a unique opportunity for people to join the green-mobility bandwagon, while also taking advantage of these incredible deals. We thank our customers, who expressed their trust in our brand vehicles and aligned with a common goal to contribute to a sustainable future for our planet.”

    HOP Electric e-scooters were available for as low as Rs 69,000, and the deals got even better with their monthly EMI options – the LYF model for just Rs 1,899 per month, and the LEO for Rs 2,199 per month; while the high-speed e-motorcycle OXO for Rs 3,499 per month. These offers also come with a 0% down payment, benefits of up to Rs 5,100, and flexible EMIs. 

    HOP e-vehicle solutions are the result of extensive research & development and engineering efforts. In their connected stack named ‘HOP Nuron’ for OXO – the high-speed electric motorcycle, customers have dedicated support features in the application. They can call an RSA, book a service, or find a charging station /service station in the ‘Nuron Mobile App’. HOP Nuron connected platform also enables the company to run a remote diagnosis and over-the-air support. Upgraded HOP OXO with top speed of 95 kms/h prices start at Rs. 1.33 lakh ex-showroom onwards.

    The e-scooters boast distinctive features that set them apart from other electric two-wheelers. These include an impressive range of up to 125 km, a robust 72V architecture, high-performance motors capable of tackling steep slopes with a loading capacity of 180 kg for both HOP LEO and LYF models, a spacious 19.5-liter boot, connectivity features such as Internet, GPS, and a mobile app, and much more. HOP LEO e-scooter comes in High-Speed registered and low-speed non-registered variants priced at Rs. 96,000/- and Rs. 83,250/-; while HOP LYF comes in low-speed non-registered – priced at Rs. 70,875/-.  

    Additionally, HOP LEO and HOP LYF offer premium features like park assist, a reverse gear with a speed of up to 5 kmph, a side stand sensor, three ride modes including a reserve mode, an LED console, dual disc brakes, USB charging, a remote key, and security features like an anti-theft alarm and anti-theft wheel lock.

     

  • Comcast topples Murdoch’s offer for Sky with $31 bn bid

    Comcast topples Murdoch’s offer for Sky with $31 bn bid

    MUMBAI: The big-name mergers are getting bigger in value with Comcast dropping a bomb that it is ready to pay $31 billion to takeover Sky. Its offer was 16 per cent higher than that of rival 21st Century Fox that had wanted to acquire 61 per cent in Sky.

    “We think Sky is an outstanding company. It has 23 million customers and leading positions in the UK, Italy and Germany. Sky has been a consistent innovator in its use of technology to deliver a fantastic viewing experience and has a proud record of investment in news and programming. It has great people and a very strong and capable management team,” said Comcast Corporation chairman and CEO Brian L Roberts.

    The acquisition will help Comcast for better distribution and technology leadership and expand its international reach to new territories.It believes that together they can create compelling opportunities for growth and innovation.

    Sky’s company secretary Chris Taylor noted that the company had got an offer from Comcast. It called it a ‘possible offer’ and because there was nothing firm, it will make an announcement later.

    Comcast said it will pay all cash for the deal to get a firm hold on the huge UK pay TV market. Fox said that it stays committed to the offer it previously made.

    Last year Comcast bet $60 billion to buy Fox, ultimately losing to Disney.

    Sky reaches 23 million homes in Britain, Ireland, Germany, Italy and Austria.

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