By Tahir Qureshi

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New Delhi: A major milestone has been created in the Indian electric mobility sector. Omega Seiki Mobility (OSM) has launched the worlds first autonomous electric three-wheeler the Swayamgati. Its price starts at just Rs 4 lakh. This vehicle is now ready for commercial use. Lets find out more about it.
Built on AI-based autonomy system
Swayamgati is built on OSMs electric platform and AI-based autonomy system. It will be able to operate without a driver in short-distance transport areas such as airports smart campuses industrial parks gated communities and crowded urban areas. The vehicle is pre-mapped and configured to ensure safe and smooth travel along the designated route.
Price and features
The OSM Swayamgati starts at Rs 4 lakh for the passenger version while the cargo version is priced at Rs 4.15 lakh (all prices are ex-showroom). Bookings are now open and deliveries will start immediately. The Omega Seiki Mobility Swayamgati is powered by a 10.3kWh battery pack with a range of up to 120km on a single charge. It is equipped with Lidar GPS obstacle detection up to six metres multi-sensor navigation and remote safety controls allowing the vehicle to run pre-mapped routes without any driver input.
Swayamgati recently completed a 3-kilometer autonomous route testing which included seven stops real-time obstacle detection and passenger safety. All this was accomplished without a driver. The company is now preparing it for commercial rollout in Phase 2.
Global autonomous vehicle market
According to a 2025 McKinsey report the global autonomous vehicle market will exceed $620 billion by 2030. In this context Swayamgati is Indias first product that will not only match this rapidly growing trend but also lead it. In a country like India where traffic and last-mile connectivity are major challenges this technology brings a safe and affordable solution.
OSM Founder and Chairman Uday Narang said that Swayamgati is not just a product but a step towards shaping Indias transportation future. Autonomous vehicles are no longer a dream but a necessity. It proves that technologies like AI and LiDAR can be manufactured in India and at an affordable cost.
Vivek Dhawan OSMs Chief Strategy Officer said Our goal is to democratize autonomy. Swayamgati has demonstrated that intelligent systems from the EV industry can now be brought into everyday mobility.
India has launched Swayamgati the worlds first driverless auto.
The Swayamgati is equipped with many innovative features.
It is built by Omega Seiki Mobility.
Swayamgati is built on OSMs electric platform and AI-based autonomy system.
It will be able to operate without a driver in short-distance transport areas such as airports smart campuses industrial parks gated communities and crowded urban areas. The vehicle is pre-mapped and configured to ensure safe and smooth travel along the designated route.