Okinawa expects a 40 percent uptick in sales during the festive season following the rising awareness around electric vehicles among the buyers.
27 Oct 2020 | 4259 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Okinawa, a leading electric two-wheeler manufacturer has announced offers for customers of its electric scooter range from October 24 to November 15.
The company has announced assured gifts for all customers on every booking. The buyers also get a gift voucher worth Rs 6,000 on their online and offline ...
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Okinawa, a leading electric two-wheeler manufacturer has announced offers for customers of its electric scooter range from October 24 to November 15.
The company has announced assured gifts for all customers on every booking. The buyers also get a gift voucher worth Rs 6,000 on their online and offline bookings. Okinawa has also planned a lucky draw under which 10 customers can win gifts with the first one getting a chance to take home the popular Okinawa slow-speed scooter – R30.
The EV brand recently launched online booking of vehicles through its website to offer convenience to its customers. On the digital platform of Okinawa, buyers can also opt for custom theme painted scooters from an array of options. The unique themes are designed by hands using high- quality paints by professional artists.
Jeetender Sharma, MD, Okinawa said: “Due to pandemic, a lot of industries faced slowdown including automobile. However, after lockdown got lifted, we received an overwhelming response from our customers. Now that people are opting for personal vehicles following social distancing, they are getting inclined towards EVs. Witnessing this shift from ICE to EV in the society deserves a huge acknowledgement. The offers from Okinawa intend to share the same spirit with the customers while we together embark towards the larger aim of the pollution- free country.”
Okinawa expects a 40 percent uptick in sales during the festive season following the rising awareness around electric vehicles among the buyers.