The fleet operator is targeting the deployment of approximately 1,000 electric cargo vehicles by 2028
Euler Motors has partnered with Green Drive Mobility to accelerate the adoption of electric commercial vehicles across India’s logistics sector. Under the collaboration, the companies plan to deploy 500 electric cargo vehicles during the current financial year, with around 50 vehicles already in operation.
The deployment will include Euler Motors’ Storm LR and TURBO EV 1000 electric four-wheel cargo vehicles, which will support mid-mile and last-mile logistics operations for enterprise customers. The vehicles will initially operate in Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad, with phased expansion planned across additional cities.
The collaboration supports Green Drive Mobility’s goal of building one of India’s largest technology-enabled electric commercial mobility ecosystems. The fleet operator is targeting the deployment of approximately 1,000 electric cargo vehicles by 2028 as part of its strategy to promote sustainable and zero-emission logistics.
Euler’s electric cargo vehicles are designed for high-utilisation commercial applications, offering high payload capacity, extended driving range, fast charging, and a lower total cost of ownership. The vehicles are also API-integrated, enabling real-time fleet monitoring, improved operational visibility, higher uptime, and greater cost efficiency for fleet operators.
Commenting on the partnership, Vani Rikhy Mehra, Vice President – Sales, Euler Motors, said the collaboration will help expand the use of electric commercial vehicles in India’s logistics ecosystem by providing fleet operators with purpose-built EVs that improve uptime, reduce operating costs, and lower emissions.
Sagar Subramani, Chief Operating Officer, Green Drive Mobility, said the partnership strengthens the company’s strategy of building a reliable and scalable electric logistics platform powered by leading EV manufacturers. He added that Euler’s electric cargo vehicles and API-enabled technology will support operational efficiency while meeting the growing demand for sustainable logistics solutions.
The companies expect to expand the partnership in phases as demand for electric logistics vehicles continues to rise across India.
