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Zapp EV achieves required regulatory approval to enable first deliveries to UK customers

Zapp Electric Vehicles Group LimitedZapp Electric Vehicles Group Limited

Zapp Electric Vehicles Group Limited

First deliveries are expected in August 2024 before a broader rollout, including in India and other countries in Europe and Southeast Asia.

LONDON, July 15, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Zapp Electric Vehicles Group Limited (Nasdaq: ZAPP) (“Zapp EV” or the “Company”), owner of “Zapp”, a British electric vehicle brand with a mission to revolutionize personal urban mobility, today announced that the first units of its i300 urban motorcycle have received single motorcycle homologation from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency in the United Kingdom. Following this homologation, the i300 can be used on public roads in the United Kingdom, paving the way for sales of the i300 to the first Zapp customers. Zapp expects first deliveries to occur in August 2024, ahead of a wider rollout in Europe and Asia in the following months.

Swin Chatsuwan, Founder and CEO of Zapp EVsaid: “This approval for the first i300s to be delivered to customers in the UK further confirms our commitment to quality and bespoke engineering and design. We look forward to making the first deliveries to customers, which will also demonstrate our convenient drop-ship-direct-to-customer fulfilment through Zappers from our branded Zapper vans. Our business model is set up to enable Zapp to grow rapidly and these first sales will be another important milestone on the road to wider European launch, while also working towards homologation in India, Thailand and other South East Asian countries.”

About Zapp EV

Zapp EV (Nasdaq: ZAPP) and its subsidiaries are led by a team of mobility industry experts whose mission is to redefine the electric two-wheeler segment. Zapp’s debut product, the i300, is a high-performance urban electric two-wheeler that can achieve the performance of traditional motorcycles in a low-riding format, combining ease of use with excitement and fun. The i300 is the first in a series of high-performance electric two-wheelers that Zapp plans to introduce to the market. Zapp will offer a premium drop-ship-direct-to-customer (DSDTC) service. Customers who order the i300 online will have their bike conveniently delivered to their home by authorized “Zappers” who will provide inspection, service and in-home support throughout the vehicle’s lifecycle. Zapp is a registered trademark of Zapp Electric Vehicles Limited in the United Kingdom and other countries. For more information, visit www.zappev.com.

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