Starya Mobility, established in 2018 by co-founders including CEO Ravi Kumar and CTO Gowrav, has evolved from focusing on developing motors and controllers for new electric vehicles (EVs) to specialising in retrofitting existing ones. With its headquarters in Bengaluru and a workforce of 65-70 employees, the company has pivoted towards retrofitting, showcasing its capabilities with the successful transformation of an Activa scooter. This strategic shift was driven by the co-founders’ passion for vehicles and technology, mainly influenced by the high costs associated with new EVs.
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