Product Manager – CEO's Office
Euler Motors | Delhi (Mohan Estate) | Individual Contributor | On-site
Company Profile
One of India's fastest-growing and leading EV commercial vehicle manufacturers, and the market leader in the cargo segment.
About the Role
We are looking for a Product Manager (Individual Contributor) to join the CEO's Office, working directly with the CEO on strategic product decisions across the company's upcoming 3-wheeler and 4-wheeler EV passenger and cargo lineup. This role sits at the intersection of product strategy, market intelligence, business case development, and cross-functional program governance — translating market needs into product decisions and structuring complex data into clear narratives for the CEO, Board, and investors.

What You'll Do
Drive end-to-end product strategy, roadmap, and execution for upcoming 3W & 4W EV Passenger and Cargo vehicles — aligning vehicle architecture, software, cost, CapEx, and weight targets with market needs and timeline constraints
Lead business reviews with the CEO — structuring complex technical, financial,



and operational data into clear narratives of progress, risk, and milestones for CEO, Board, and investor reviews
Conduct deep-dive market studies, define product positioning, and convert customer and market requirements into detailed product specifications
Build business cases for product line-ups, including revenue forecasts and cost structures
Facilitate programme governance forums across Engineering, Technology, Operations, and Commercial teams to ensure alignment on milestones, risks, and priorities

What We're Looking For
8+ years of experience, with a solid background in the automotive/EV industry or early-stage/growth-stage startups in a product strategy, product planning, or program management role
Proven experience owning product strategy and roadmap decisions involving vehicle architecture, cost, and program timelines
Strong business and financial acumen — comfortable building bus

📌 Product Manager (India)
🏢 Euler Motors
📍 India