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30K pre-orders in 14 days: Corbett creates a boom in tier 2, 3 markets

Ties up with TVS Group's Ki Mobility Solutions for after-market service

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At a time when Ola is stealing the show in the electric two-wheeler space, Tamil Nadu-based Boom Motors is creating waves in tier 2 and 3 markets by getting 30,000 pre-orders worth Rs 330 crore within a fortnight since bookings started for its bike brand Corbett.
The company has tied up with TVS Group’s Ki Mobility Solutions for its after-market service. It has also signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Tamil Nadu this week to set up a new production unit in Coimbatore.
It was on November 12 that the company started bookings for Boom Corbett — it can hit a top-speed of 75 kilometre per hour with the two-battery option and support 200-kilo loading. The company is set to start its first delivery this week for some business-to-business customers.

“We have so far received 30,000 pre-orders that may bring in Rs 330 crore revenue for the company. More than 60 per cent of these orders are from t
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First Published: Nov 25 2021 | 7:48 PM IST

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