Delhivery Joins With Tata Motors, Euler, Montra for 2,000 eCVs
Delhivery intends to roll out 1,500–2,000 electric commercial vehicles in the upcoming 12–18 months, aiming for almost 5,000 EVs within three years. Delhivery Limited has collaborated with Tata Motors, Euler Motors, and Montra Electric to introduce as many as 2,000 electric four-wheeler commercial vehicles within its intra-city logistics network in the coming 12–18 months.
The initiative represents a crucial advancement in the company's endeavors to speed up fleet electrification and lessen the ecological effects of its logistics activities.
Declared on November 13, 2026, the partnership will primarily target Delhi-NCR, with intentions to extend implementations to several other cities. The firm plans to have nearly 5,000 electric commercial vehicles operational within three years.
The initiative will mainly focus on intra-city vehicles traveling under 200 kilometres daily, where electric vehicles are increasingly matching diesel vehicles regarding total cost of ownership.
The rollout will encompass various categories of small commercial vehicles, starting with urban delivery vehicles and progressively extending to larger-capacity electric vehicles for operations that necessitate bigger payloads.
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At present, electric vehicles make up around 12–13 percent of Delhivery's qualifying intra-city fleet. The business intends to boost this portion to over 50 percent in the next two to three years and entirely electrify its sub-200 km fleet in four to five years.
In line with the initiative, Delhivery is investing in charging and parking facilities to promote EV adoption among its vendor partners. The company is testing charging stations at its sites, beginning in Delhi-NCR, and aims to offer affordable charging and complimentary parking to ease the transition.
The partnership will unite electric commercial vehicle solutions from all three automotive companies. Tata Motors will provide its Tata Intra EV, whereas Euler Motors’ Turbo City Plus will be the initial vehicle used for minor commercial purposes. Bigger electric vehicles are anticipated to be launched later for tasks that demand greater payload capacity.
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In the meantime, the collaboration with Montra Electric will facilitate the growth of EVIATOR implementations nationwide, enhancing the vehicle’s current efficiency within Delhivery’s logistics framework.
Regarding the development, Prashant Gazipur, Chief Operating Officer of In City Operations at Delhivery, stated that expanding fleet electrification necessitates solutions that meet the varied operational needs of its logistics network while maintaining efficiency. He mentioned that collaborations with Tata Motors, Euler Motors, and Montra Electric would assist the company in growing its electric fleet across various vehicle types. The piloted charging facilities are anticipated to simplify and reduce costs for vendor partners in adopting EVs.
In addition to electrifying its fleet, Delhivery is focused on enhancing network planning and vehicle usage to minimize unnecessary mileage. These initiatives are a component of its overarching plan to reduce the ecological impact of its logistics activities while ensuring operational effectiveness and service dependability.
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Through the intended rollout of electric commercial vehicles and funding for necessary infrastructure, Delhivery aims to speed up the embrace of electric mobility within India’s intra-city logistics industry.