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India using Micro Mobility Platform DRIVING SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY MAKING OUR CITIES BREATHABLE 14 out of 20 most polluted cities in the world belong to India It has been affecting the well being ID: 817764

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Transforming Urban Mobility in India
Transforming Urban Mobility in India using Micro-Mobility Platform DRIVING SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY MAKING OUR CITIES BREATHABLE 14 out of 20 most polluted cities in the world belong to India. It has been affecting the well-being of every individual. One-third of this pollution is caused by vehicles, we can solve it by using clean modes of commute. SOLVING FOR TRAFFIC CONGESTION Average speed of our big cities during office

hours has reduced below 6 kmph
hours has reduced below 6 kmph. This is due to inefficient use of personal vehicles or cabs. 65% of the trips are below 5 km which can be made efficient by using shared micro-mobility as a service. Yulu wants to make short distance commute more efficient and greener. Exhibit 6: Used cases Exhibit 4: Changes in vehicle ownership with age (Age Group vs Vehicle Ownership) s Exhibit 5: Ownership Vs Preferred Tran

sport Mode (Comparison between vehicle
sport Mode (Comparison between vehicle ownership and preferred mode of transport) 50% 47% 3% 52% 44% 4% 67% 22% 11% 13% 36% 70% 6% 52% 16% 9% 2% 14% 6% 4% 54% 4% 7% 4% 4W Public 2% 0% 1% 2W Office Bus/ Cab Bike/ Scooter Four Wheeler Public Transport Auto/ Taxi Others 79% 12% 1% 5% 3% Business Cabs Commute to Work Shopping/ Social Pleasure Trips Transport Vehicles 4 Wheeler 2 Wheeler Others Exhibit 7: Li battery costs per kWh (USD)

600 450 250 150 0200400600
600 450 250 150 02004006002015 2017 2020 2012 100 2024 -14% Sources: Study on Electric Mobility in India- UNEP DTU Partnership, Yulu Analysis 18-30 Yrs 40+ Yrs 30-40 Yrs Growing 2-W preference & lowering battery cost- a window of Opportunity Ownership Actual Usage Young People prefer 2W Majority Usage is Work Commute Huge opportunity to move people from Cars to 2W Urban Commute This is how people in big cities can move efficiently Micro Mobility Low speed,

small sized vehicles designed for sing
small sized vehicles designed for single passenger and sharing usage model. These vehicles are human or electric powered. Medium Distance Ride Hailing running on dedicated road cooridors in Shared Mode. Augmented by micro-mobility for first or last 1 Km. Long Distance Public or Chartered Buses, Metro trains, Sub-Urban Railways. Augmented by micro-mobility for first and last mile. Bikes & Scooters Ride Hailing Cabs Public Transportation 0 – 5 Km 5 – 15 Km � 15 Km 60% Trips 25

% Trips 15% Trips 10 Assembling
% Trips 15% Trips 10 Assembling Our Partner is a leading 2 W Manufacturer in India Long Term Plan Co-Designed by Yulu Manufactured in India Yulu Miracle is one of the most advanced shared micro-mobility vehicles Battery – Li Ion (swappable, 5 Kg weight) Range per charge – 65 – 70 km Max Speed – 25 kmph Overall Weight – 43 Kg Legal Status – Treated as bicycle, doesn’t require helmet, license, registration plate YULU MIRACLE 5

Challenges and Issues for Micro-
Challenges and Issues for Micro-Mobility.. 6 Compete for space with other subsidized mode No preferential access for NMT Self financing Weak Unit economics No VGF, Subsidy, Financing schemes From Ownership to Sharing Awareness: Keyless, QR Code, Digital, Aadhar, Range, Geo Fence ASSET HEAVY/OPERATION BURN DENSE NETWORK OF STATIONS UNREASONABLE SPACE RENTALS BEHAVIOR CHANGE MISSING NODAL AGENCY FUTURE TECHNOLOGY ANXIETY Ecosystem Development: Grounds Up FIGHTING EVERY BATTLE FROM DES

IGN TO DISPOSAL ECOSYSTEM CORPOR
IGN TO DISPOSAL ECOSYSTEM CORPORATES CITIES CITIZENS Fast paced development Minimum time to test and stabilise Future technology promising only when we utilize the current one Available-Affordable-Accessible Lack of infrastucture Onboarding multiple stakeholders Missing guidelines Solving all problems on our own SKILLING & CAPACITY BUILDING RELOCATION & REBALANCING REPAIR & MAINTENANCE BATTERY SWAPPING OPERATION HEAVY 1 2 3 4 5 Operational Challenges: Ever evolving puzzle

Decentralised charging infrastruc
Decentralised charging infrastructure Optimum distances for Swapping From Eager to learn individual to well trained resource in 4 weeks AL/ML for demand supply match On ground repair Minimum TAT & cost Heavy wear and tear Round the clock operations False alarms, Noise Technology driven yet human intensive BATTERY CHARGING Challenges Challenges AMBIENT CONDITIONS CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE HANDLING & MAINTENANCE AMBIENT CONDITIONS– Tough weathe

r condtions mainly hot and humid,
r condtions mainly hot and humid, HANDLING & MAINTENANCE– Replicating Safe charging infra, Training, Logistics, CHALLENGES BATTERY TECHNOLOGY– Cyclindrical/Prismatic/Pouch, Swap Vs Fast BATTERY TECHNOLOGY CHARGING INFRASTUCTURE– uneven power supply, non existent infra, Renewable integration INNOVATIONS DECENTRALISED CHARGING–Distributed and Optimally placed SECOND LIFE APPLICATIONS–Telecom towers, Community housing etc SMART BMS–Interoperability, Indigenous, Smart charging

NO PREFERRED PARKING PBS has been an
NO PREFERRED PARKING PBS has been an afterthought for all existing metro DATA SHARING API INTEGRATION USER ACCESSIBILITY EXPECTATIONS FOR SUBSIDISED TARIFFS Not Sustainable without VGF/Subsidy USAGE DATA SHARING: WITHOUT PURPOSE No clear roadmap for data utilisation, leakage to competition API INTEGRATION More theory than practice, Opaque Integration can happen effectively only when both sides trust each other and be transparent with usage sharing COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE MULTI MODAL INTEGRATION

: CHALLENGES PHYSICAL ABUSE THEFT
: CHALLENGES PHYSICAL ABUSE THEFT VANDALISM MISUSE •Unmanned stations •Euphoria/Curiosity •Minors are the troublemakers •Secondary markets for spares •No support framework from Authorities •Auto Unions/Rage •Damage similar to public property •Irresponsible usage •Exploiting lack of direct laws for NMT •Parents risking the kids safety •Parking space hijack ritesh@yulu.bike Contact Us Would love to hear back +91-8454940766 @yulubik