The manufacturers of the EVs that abruptly burst into flames relied on imported battery packs, which are not created keeping in mind the Indian weather conditions. A great example of this is the case of electric scooters catching fire. “BARQ has collaborated with a world class design and engineering team named Callum Designs in the UK in prototyping out the Rena Max, which is specifically engineered for the rising demand for last mile deliveries in the MENA region,” explains David.Īdapting solutions designed in other countries or regions is a common practice, but it might not always be the best way forward.
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With a range of about 150 kilometres and a top speed capability of 120 km/hr, this eScooter has Android auto integrated systems, temperature-controlled storage and temperature-controlled handles that have been specifically designed for the Middle East market.įinally, the Yas 1 is a line of drones by BARQ for autonomous delivery. The Rena Max, on the other hand, is an eScooter that is built specifically for the last mile delivery segment. It is perfect for last mile deliveries for distances less than 3 kms, as it can significantly reduce cost, transit times and rider fatigue for short distances. The Rena Lite is a battery powered eBicycle that can go up to 40 km/hr using minimum effort. We are aimed at building products for the region and in the region.”Īs of now, BARQ’s range of products comprises three flagships based on distance and mode of delivery – Rena Lite, Rena Max and Yas 1. Speaking to Auto Futures, Alfred David, Director, Smart Mobility – Land at BARQ, says: “BARQ is an United Arab Emirates (UAE) based smart mobility company, which is looking to revolutionise the way last mile delivery happens in the region. One such company is Dubai-based BARQ, which has lifted the covers off an all-new two-wheeler designed specifically for the Middle East and North African markets.
It’s no different for the mobility space. They don’t just adapt a solution to fit the needs, they create one themselves, painstakingly keeping their customer needs front and centre. True disruption happens when a company takes the time and effort to understand just what their customer needs. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pocket Link E-mail Reading Time: 5 minutes
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