Working For Climate Go Green With Simple Energy, Suhas Rajkumar

Suhas Rajkumar is the Founder and CEO of Simple Energy, a research and development-driven firm with a goal to create the electric and connected transportation of the future. They are aiming to accelerate by making them more accessible, inexpensive, secure, and pleasant at Simple Energy.

Suhas grew up in Bengaluru and earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from the Siddaganga Institute of Technology in 2013. He applied his design skills to the difficult task of creating an electric scooter with a range of 280 kilometers. Simple Energy, like several other EV startups, was started in 2019 with the goal of making the world a greener and better place to live.

During his college years, he was particularly interested in entrepreneurship. At the age of 18, he launched his first business. He founded Simple Energy in late 2018 after three failed enterprises. He had previously started another startup, Exar Solutions, an adtech firm, in 2017. Suhas thinks that great design has the power to transform the world, and he wants to set the bar for a more sustainable future.

Simple Energy, his firm, promises to create smart long-range inexpensive urban electric vehicles that are both affordable and quick to charge. Suhas is the driving force behind Simple Energy’s success with his unique ideas, strategy, design, and passion for innovation. His ambition is to turn the company into a worldwide recognised Indian brand. Simple Energy creates clever and cost-effective electric cars that can travel to the moon and back without burning a hole in one’s wallet and charge faster than a phone. Simple Energy, based in Bengaluru, wants to enhance its electric mobility game by ensuring a clean, green, and responsible India.

Electricity is the favored mode of transportation today due to the inherent efficiency that will define urban commutes and future cities. Simple Energy is revolutionizing electric mobility in India by developing long-range, smart, and economical electric vehicles to address this issue.