Lohia Oma Star - Specifications & Review

Company History

Lohia Auto entered India’s mobility market with a pragmatic portfolio: electric scooters sized for city trips and three-wheelers configured for cargo and passenger service. By focusing on removable batteries, robust controllers, and spares pricing aligned with small-business economics, Lohia made EVs tangible for shopkeepers, delivery workers, and families in tier-2/3 towns. The company’s dealer networks emphasized service access and financing, recognizing that uptime, not peak power, determines value. As policies evolved, Lohia iterated on waterproofing for monsoons, brake upgrades, and telematics for fleet oversight. While competition intensified, the brand’s grounding in utility—vehicles that pay for themselves reliably—kept it relevant. Historically, Lohia represents India’s EV democratization: incremental improvements and local support turning early adopter anxiety into everyday trust. The badge’s impact is measured in quieter neighborhoods, lower fuel bills, and more predictable days for people whose livelihoods depend on simple, sturdy transport.