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Indian startup's AI scooter predicts upcoming potholes

Twenty Two Motors sets second funding round to expand distribution

Twenty Two Motors' co-founders Parveen Kharb, right, and Vijay Chandrawat with their Flow smart electric scooter at the startup's headquarters in Manesar in northern India.
Twenty Two Motors' co-founders Parveen Kharb, right, and Vijay Chandrawat with their Flow smart electric scooter at the startup's headquarters in Manesar in northern India. (Photo by Kiran Sharma)

NEW DELHI -- As the Indian government promotes a shift to electric vehicles to cut fuel imports and pollution, several newcomers are emerging to take up the challenge.

One of them is Twenty Two Motors, a startup based in Manesar in Haryana state, near New Delhi, which is targeting the country's tech-aficionado millennials with an artificial-intelligence-enabled, cloud-connected electric two-wheeler.

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