Zevo, India’s leading tech-driven EV mobility platform, planned to expand its fleet with 10,000 electric vehicles-two-, three- and four-wheelers as well as electric trucks-more than the finger-firing financial year. As part of its development strategy, the company will enter new cities like Indore, Bhopal, Surat, Nagpur, Patna, Coimbatore, Vijayawada, Nashik and Vizag. While maintaining its strong legs in the electric three-wheeler segment, Zevo is now accelerating its expansion in the four-wheeler category.
With a diverse fleet that includes electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, four-wheelers, and even electric trucks, the Zeveer continues to meet a wide range of clients in industries. The company’s fleet selection process is rigid, ensuring that vehicles meet the requirements for various geographical and operating conditions. Focus on Zevo’s operational efficiency and zero-furore logistics solutions, separating it in the EV market.
As part of its expansion, Zevo is also developing new interstate and intercity routes. These services are designed to address the Mid Mile Logistics requirements and cover wide corridors, making EVs viable for a wide range of businesses and industries for adoption.
Zevo CEO Aditya Singh Ratnu said, “Our goal has always been to redefine electrical mobility by combining state -of -the -art technology with a commitment to stability. The expansion of our fleet and footprint will not only strengthen our leadership in the EV region, but we will also be able to meet the increasing demand for zero-vigorous logistics solutions across India. ,
Zevo holds strong operations throughout the country with presence in more than 25 cities. While its main office is located in New Delhi, local teams are deployed to manage operations effectively in each city. Zevo’s services beyond e-commerce, catering and over 45 customer requirements for various industries, especially in the temperature-controlled section. Zevo has also established a partnership with several charging infrastructure providers, providing access to more than 10,000 charging points across the country. These efforts ensure the operation of the spontaneous fleet and promote a comprehensive EV adoption.
