Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Zomato Launches Electric Bike Rentals to Reduce Emissions in Delhi
Zomato is trying to help the environment!
They've started letting their delivery people in Delhi rent electric bikes instead of using gas-powered ones.
This helps cut down on pollution.
They want all their deliveries to be done with electric vehicles by 2030 and be completely carbon neutral by 2033.
A test project in Delhi with 300 bikes is happening now.
If it works well, they will expand it to more cities.
This is good for the environment, supports the government's policies, and can help delivery workers save money.
Zomato launched a rental fleet of 300 electric bikes for delivery partners in Delhi.
The initiative aims to promote sustainable last-mile mobility and reduce carbon emissions.
The program allows partners to rent EVs instead of using petrol bikes.
Zomato aims for 100% EV-based deliveries by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2033.
The pilot project could expand across the NCR region based on its success.
- Who
- Zomato and its delivery partners.
- What
- Zomato launched a rental program for 300 electric bikes for delivery partners.
- When
- Launched on World Environment Day, June 11, 2025
- Where
- Delhi, with potential expansion to the NCR region.
- Why
- To reduce carbon emissions, offer affordable transport, and support sustainable delivery practices.
Zomato's Goals
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Environmental Impact
Zomato's Goals
Reduce carbon emissions and create sustainable last-mile mobility
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- Initiative
- Electric Bike Rental Program
- Number of Bikes
- 300
- Location
- Delhi
- Target
- 100% EV deliveries by 2030
- Emissions Goal
- Net zero by 2033
- Key Personnel
- Anjalli Ravi Kumar, Zomato’s Chief Sustainability Officer