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Motovolt Expands Electric Fleet for India's Last-Mile Delivery

Motovolt Expands Electric Fleet for India's Last-Mile Delivery
Motovolt accelerates India’s last-mile delivery revolution across prominent on-demand digital marketplaces · thehansindia.com

Motovolt Mobility is helping delivery companies in India by providing them with electric scooters.

These scooters are used by companies like Zomato and Flipkart to deliver food and packages quickly.

The scooters are special because they can be quickly recharged by swapping batteries, which means they don't spend much time not working.

This helps the delivery companies save money and deliver things faster.

Motovolt works with other companies to make sure the scooters are easy to finance and maintain.

They are very strong and can carry heavy loads, even on bad roads.

The goal is to make deliveries in cities more efficient and environmentally friendly.

Key facts

Company
Motovolt Mobility
Vehicles Deployed
2500 electric two-wheelers
Key Models
M7, MVS7, Express MV
Battery Partners
Indofast Energy, Yuma Energy
Major Clients
Zomato, Flipkart, Swiggy, Blinkit, Porter
Operating Cities
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi, Gurugram
Battery Range
166 km (IDC, ARAI certified)
Payload Capacity
180 kg

Quotes

Tushar Choudhary

Founder & CEO of Motovolt Mobility

“At Motovolt, we are working towards developing products that can support future-ready logistics and empower the gig communities. The highest kilometer run by a single Motovolt vehicle stands at an impressive 54,201 km, depicting our long-term performance. Our M7, MVS7 and Express MV have proven to be valuable infrastructure partners—2,500 of them are actively deployed in last-mile delivery operations. The trust placed in us by aggregator platforms, logistics companies, financiers, and riders helps bring credibility to our product. However, our commitment extends beyond manufacturing; we're building an ecosystem that enables our partners to reduce operational costs and lower downtime while scaling efficiently.”
thehansindia.com

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