By Enersider Desk | New Delhi | 2 July 2026
Quantum Energy, an electric scooter manufacturing company, has announced a partnership with Hero FinCorp, an Indian NBFC, to offer financing options for electric scooters across the country.
Customers will gain access to collateral-free financing solutions supported by instant EMI calculations and a digital onboarding process. The offering includes flexible repayment options, competitive interest rates, minimal processing fees, and 24×7 access via a digital loan application.
Chakravarthy Chukkapalli, Managing Director, Quantum Energy, said: “At Quantum Energy, we are focused on manufacturing electric scooters that are practical, efficient, and suited to everyday mobility needs. Our partnership with Hero FinCorp allows us to further support customers with easy and transparent financing options, making electric mobility more accessible.”
Abhimanyu Munjal, Managing Director & CEO, Hero FinCorp, said: “At Hero FinCorp, we are leveraging AI-led underwriting and a robust digital ecosystem to deliver a seamless, white-glove financing experience for our customers. Over the years, we have strategically expanded our offerings to the EV sector, including emerging models such as Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS). Through this partnership with Quantum Energy, we are simplifying access to credit through fast, intuitive, and transparent processes enabling more Indians to adopt electric vehicles.”
Quantum Energy is an electric scooter manufacturing company focused on developing reliable and eco-friendly mobility solutions.
Hero FinCorp is an Indian NBFC offering lending solutions across Retail, MSME, and Corporate segments. Its product suite includes two-wheeler, car, home, and personal loans, along with business, SME, and corporate financing. The company has a network of 4,200+ touchpoints across 18,600+ PIN codes and has served over 13 million customers. Hero FinCorp operates on an AI-led architecture that integrates underwriting, analytics, and marketing capabilities across the credit lifecycle.
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