Mays Motors has made history by launching Oman’s first electric vehicle (EV), an SUV named Mays Alive. The delivery of the first batch of these electric SUVs has begun, marking a significant milestone for the country’s automotive industry.
Delivery of the First Batch of Mays Alive
In an exclusive interview with Muscat Daily, Haider bin Adnan al Zaabi, co-founder of Mays Motors, stated:
“We have delivered the first batch of Mays Alive e-SUVs to customers this month. Reaching this milestone despite challenges and limited resources feels like a miracle.”
Special Pricing to Promote EV Adoption
- 📌 Price for Companies: OMR 11,000
- 📌 Price for Individuals: OMR 12,000
- 📌 10 units from the first batch have already been delivered.
The Story Behind the Name ‘Mays’ & Key Features
- 📌 The name Mays was inspired by Maysore, a horse owned by the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said.
- 📌 Driving range: 610 km per charge, with the ability to charge at home.
- 📌 Large dashboard display with multiple screens and advanced controls.
Advanced Technologies in Mays Alive
- ✅ Battery supplied by China Aviation Lithium Battery (CALB)
- ✅ Motor sourced from Germany’s Bosch
- ✅ Lightweight carbon fiber body, making it a high-tech vehicle.
- ✅ AI-powered driving assistant
“The AI system acts as a real companion inside the car, engaging in conversations, recognizing the driver’s outfit and facial expressions, and offering interactive responses, making driving safer and more enjoyable.”
Challenges & Future Plans
- The project was funded by a $1.5 million investment from Omani investors.
- 10 Omani engineers and technicians were involved in the production process.
- The vehicle’s specifications and design were finalized after visits to automotive hubs in Italy, Germany, China, the USA, and India.
Official Showcase at the Oman Automobile Exhibition
Mays Motors will showcase the Mays Alive at an event hosted by the Oman Automobile Association on February 24. The public will have the opportunity to test-drive and explore the vehicle.
The company aims to deliver between 300 and 500 electric vehicles by the end of 2025.
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