Euler Motors, a leading electric commercial vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has entered into a strategic partnership with Green Drive Mobility, a technology-enabled multi-stack EV fleet operator, to expand the deployment of electric cargo vehicles across India’s rapidly growing logistics sector.
The collaboration aims to strengthen sustainable logistics by introducing 500 electric commercial vehicles during the current financial year, supporting mid-mile and last-mile delivery operations for enterprise customers across multiple Indian cities.
500 Electric Cargo Vehicles Planned This Financial Year
As part of the partnership, Green Drive Mobility will deploy Euler Motors’ purpose-built four-wheeler electric cargo vehicles, including the Storm LR and TURBO EV 1000, across its expanding logistics network.
The companies have already deployed nearly 50 vehicles, with plans to scale to 500 units this financial year. The rollout will initially cover Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Chennai, and Hyderabad, with phased expansion into additional cities planned over the coming months.
The partnership is also aligned with Green Drive Mobility’s long-term objective of deploying nearly 1,000 electric cargo vehicles by 2028, reinforcing its commitment to building one of India’s largest technology-driven electric commercial mobility platforms.
Supporting India’s Sustainable Logistics Transition
The collaboration comes as India’s logistics industry increasingly adopts electric commercial vehicles to reduce operating costs, improve fleet efficiency, and lower carbon emissions.
Euler Motors’ electric cargo vehicles have been designed specifically for commercial logistics operations, offering:
- High payload capacity
- Extended driving range
- Fast charging capability
- Lower total cost of ownership
- Reliable performance for high-utilisation fleet operations
The vehicles are also API-integrated, enabling real-time fleet monitoring, operational visibility, predictive maintenance, and improved uptime for fleet operators.
Leadership Commentary
Commenting on the partnership, Vani Rikhy Mehra, Vice President – Sales, Euler Motors, said:
“Our collaboration with Green Drive Mobility marks an important step in expanding the role of electric commercial vehicles in India’s logistics ecosystem. Green Drive Mobility is one of the country’s most respected multi-stack EV fleet operators, and we are pleased to support their growth journey with Euler’s purpose-built electric cargo vehicles. Their disciplined approach to fleet expansion and their diverse enterprise customer base align closely with Euler’s commitment to building products and a service ecosystem that enable fleet operators to transition to electric with confidence—improving uptime, lowering operating costs, and reducing emissions at scale.”
Sagar Subramani, Chief Operating Officer, Green Drive Mobility, added:
“Our collaboration with Euler Motors reinforces our strategy of building a reliable, scalable, and technology-led electric logistics platform powered by the best vehicles from leading OEMs. Euler’s products bring strong payload performance and proven reliability, and their API-led approach fits seamlessly into our operations. As demand for sustainable logistics continues to grow across sectors, this collaboration will help us deliver consistent uptime and operational efficiency to our enterprise customers, while accelerating the shift to zero-emission mobility across India.”
Growing Demand for Electric Commercial Vehicles
The partnership reflects the accelerating adoption of electric commercial vehicles across India’s logistics and e-commerce sectors. Businesses are increasingly investing in EV fleets to meet sustainability targets while improving operational efficiency and reducing fuel expenses.
As government policies, charging infrastructure, and fleet technologies continue to evolve, electric cargo vehicles are expected to play a central role in transforming India’s commercial transportation ecosystem.
With this collaboration, Euler Motors and Green Drive Mobility aim to contribute to a cleaner, more efficient logistics network while supporting India’s broader transition toward zero-emission mobility.
