Youdha Trevo L5 Electric Cargo Launched at ₹4.35-4.75 Lakh

The electric cargo three-wheeler segment has a new contender. Youdha, part of the Lohia Group, has launched the Trevo L5. Designed for last-mile delivery, it is priced between ₹4.35 lakh and ₹4.75 lakh (ex-showroom). The focus is on low running costs and reliability for logistics businesses.

Youdha Trevo Offers Two Battery Options

The Trevo comes with a choice of batteries. The standard version gets a permanent 11.8 kWh battery pack. An optional 7.6 kWh swappable battery is also available. This flexibility lets businesses choose based on their daily route needs and charging infrastructure.

A Practical Driving Range

The electric three-wheeler delivers a certified range of 130 to 150 kilometers on a full charge. This is sufficient for a full day of intra-city delivery operations. Charging the battery from zero to full takes between 4 to 5 hours.

Built to Carry Heavy Loads

It is built as a workhorse. The Trevo has a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 1,200 kg. It offers two cargo deck sizes: 140 cubic feet and 170 cubic feet. This provides ample space for parcels, FMCG goods, and other urban freight.

Modern Digital Dashboard

The cabin features a CAN-based digital instrument cluster. This modern system pulls data from the vehicle’s various sensors. It displays key information clearly for the driver, adding a tech-forward touch to the utility-focused vehicle.

Youdha Trevo Enters a Competitive Market

The Trevo will face established rivals. It competes directly with models like the Mahindra Zor Grand, Euler HiLoad EV, and Altigreen neEV. Youdha is betting on its legacy in three-wheelers and a focus on commercial viability to win customers.

A Business-Focused Electric Workhorse

The Youdha Trevo L5 is a straightforward proposition for fleet owners. It promises the core benefits of electric mobility: low per-kilometer cost and zero tailpipe emissions. Its pricing and specifications position it as a serious tool for businesses electrifying their last-mile delivery.

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