Browns EV powers Sri Lanka’s green mobility with Wuling deliveries

From right: LOLC Finance Chairman Conrad Dias and LOLC Holdings Executive Director Kalsha Amarasinghe joining the first set of vehicle handovers  

Sri Lanka’s journey toward sustainable mobility reached a significant milestone as Browns EV, ceremoniously handed over 90 Wuling electric vehicles, featuring the sleek Wuling Binguo and the versatile Wuling Cloud, to new owners at a grand event held yesterday at the Browns EV showroom in Darley Road, Colombo. 

The occasion was graced by leading figures from the LOLC Group and its global partners, including, Group Managing Director Kapila Jayawardena, Executive Director Kalsha Amarasinghe, Browns EV Director Niveyn Nanayakkara, and the world-renowned manufacturer of the Wuling brand PT SGMW Global RHD Market Senior Manager Li Jiakang.

As the exclusive distributor of SGMW EVs in Sri Lanka, Browns EV has established a holistic ownership ecosystem that goes beyond the vehicle delivery. From tailored financing through LOLC Finance and comprehensive coverage via LOLC General Insurance, to specialised after-sales servicing through LOLC Motors and Browns EV Care, every customer touchpoint is designed to provide confidence, convenience, and complete peace of mind. Each Wuling vehicle undergoes a stringent Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI), assessing everything from battery health and safety systems to software and performance checks. This meticulous process guarantees that every vehicle delivered is road-ready, reliable, and primed to deliver a seamless driving experience. 

Looking ahead, Browns EV has also partnered with TELD, the world’s largest EV charging equipment manufacturer, to establish Sri Lanka’s most extensive island-wide charging network. TELD’s TüV and CE-certified, globally recognised technology guarantees a state-of-the-art system that is safe, reliable, and future-ready for the country’s growing EV community.

Through this initiative, Wuling owners will enjoy convenient access to fast-charging facilities nationwide. Additionally, every Browns EV customer will also receive a complimentary 7kW home charging unit, designed to ensure controlled charging that prevents overheating, extends battery life, and delivers peace of mind and lasting value. Installation will be carried out by a dedicated team, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience.

LOLC Holdings Group Managing Director Kapila Jayawardena (centre) and COO Kithsiri Gunawardena joining the first set of vehicle handovers

Kapila Jayawardena said: “At Browns EV our vision is about building a complete ecosystem that empowers every Sri Lankan to embrace green mobility with confidence. Through Browns EV, we are ensuring that our customers receive not only world-class vehicles, but also the financial solutions, insurance protection, after-sales care, and charging infrastructure they need for a seamless experience. By partnering with global leaders like Wuling and TELD, we are laying the foundation for Sri Lanka’s most extensive and future-ready EV network. This is also an investment in sustainability, energy security, and a cleaner tomorrow. Our goal is simple yet powerful: it is to make electric mobility accessible, affordable, and reliable for all Sri Lankans.”

Li Jiakang said: “Wuling’s success as the world’s third-largest EV brand, with over three million electric vehicles already on the road, is evidence to our assurance to delivering innovative, reliable, and affordable mobility solutions. Our vision has always been to make sustainable transportation accessible to all, and Sri Lanka represents a key market where we see immense potential for growth. Together with Browns EV, we are introducing world-class electric vehicles, while also building the necessary ecosystem. We believe this partnership will accelerate Sri Lanka’s journey towards an inclusive transportation.”

Momentum will continue to grow with the next shipment of Wuling vehicles set to arrive in September. With these models, Browns EV is opening the door for more Sri Lankans to embrace clean, cost-effective mobility.

Browns EV Director Niveyn Nanayakkara (right) and PT SGMW Global RHD Market Senior Manager Li Jiakang (left) joining the first set of vehicle handovers