Musashi India and Bhago Mobility Sign Supply Agreement for Electric Three-Wheeler Powertrain

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Musashi Auto Parts India has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Bhago Mobility Solutions to supply electric powertrain systems for the fixed-battery version of the upcoming Bhago Bhim™ electric three-wheeler. Production of the e-Axle-equipped vehicle is scheduled to begin in 2027.

Musashi to Supply Integrated e-Axle Systems

Under the agreement, Musashi will supply electric axles (e-Axles), an integrated powertrain system combining key drivetrain components, for the fixed-battery configuration of the Bhago Bhim™ passenger vehicle.

The e-Axles will be manufactured at Musashi’s Bangalore facility, supporting localised production of electric powertrain components.

Key Highlights

  • Production planned to start in 2027
  • e-Axles supplied for the fixed-battery Bhim™ variant
  • Manufacturing to take place at Musashi’s Bangalore plant
  • Future collaboration may cover cargo variants and battery-swapping systems
  • Bhim™ targets passenger and last-mile mobility applications

Bhim™ Platform Built for Connected Mobility

The Bhago Bhim™ is being developed on an IoT-native architecture with integrated telematics. The platform is designed to support features such as remote diagnostics, maintenance scheduling and over-the-air software updates.

Bhago is also developing a battery-swap variant, although the current LOI applies only to the fixed-battery version.

Focus on India’s Growing Electric Three-Wheeler Market

The partnership comes as electric three-wheelers continue to gain traction in India. According to figures cited by the companies, EVs accounted for more than 60 percent of three-wheeler retail sales in 2025.

The companies also intend to explore additional opportunities across the Bhim™ platform, potentially expanding their collaboration beyond passenger vehicles.

The partnership highlights the growing role of localised electric powertrain manufacturing in supporting India’s transition towards electrified last-mile mobility.

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