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November 13, 2026
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Delhivery partners Tata Motors, Euler Motors and Montra Electric to deploy up to 2,000 electric vehicles

Summary Delhivery has signed MoUs with Tata Motors, Euler Motors and Montra Electric to deploy 1,500–2,000 electric commercial vehicles across its intra-city logistics network over the next 12–18 months. Starting with Delhi-NCR, the initiative…

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Delhivery partners Tata Motors, Euler Motors and Montra Electric to deploy up to 2,000 electric vehicles
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Delhivery has signed MoUs with Tata Motors, Euler Motors and Montra Electric to deploy 1,500–2,000 electric commercial vehicles across its intra-city logistics network over the next 12–18 months. Starting with Delhi-NCR, the initiative forms part of the company’s target to operate nearly 5,000 electric commercial vehicles within three years and fully electrify its intra-city fleet over four to five years.

Delhivery has partnered with Tata Motors, Euler Motors and Montra Electric to deploy up to 2,000 electric commercial vehicles across its intra-city logistics operations over the next 12–18 months, as the logistics company expands its fleet electrification programme.

The company has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the three manufacturers for the deployment of 1,500–2,000 four-wheeler electric commercial vehicles. The rollout will begin in Delhi-NCR and cover multiple small commercial vehicle categories, with plans to introduce higher-capacity electric vehicles for operations requiring larger payloads.

The deployment is part of Delhivery’s target to bring close to 5,000 electric commercial vehicles into operation within three years. The company is focusing on its intra-city fleet, particularly vehicles covering less than 200 km per day, where electric vehicles are increasingly becoming competitive with diesel-powered alternatives in terms of total cost of ownership.

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