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Indian EV startup River raises $120M Series C to scale production, launch more models

Indian electric vehicle startup River has successfully raised $120 million in Series C funding. This investment will enhance production capabilities and facilitate the launch of new vehicle models as the company aims for operational profita...

TechCrunch· Aug 5, 2026 · 12:44 PM · 1 views

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Indian electric vehicle startup River has successfully raised $120 million in Series C funding. This investment will enhance production capabilities and facilitate the launch of new vehicle models as the company aims for operational profitability by 2028-2029.

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