Greaves Electric Mobility and TriEV Partnership Drives B2B Fleet Expansion

Greaves Electric Mobility and TriEV Scale Operations to Electrify Last-Mile Delivery

In a strategic move set to accelerate electric mobility in India, Greaves Electric Mobility (GEML), a leading EV manufacturer, has announced an expanded partnership with TriEV, a green fleet operator specializing in last-mile delivery. The collaboration is designed to significantly strengthen the adoption of electric vehicles within the B2B fleet segment.

Ampere Magnus SW S Scooters at the Forefront of the Green Fleet

TriEV's current operations in Delhi feature over 850 units of the Ampere Magnus SW S electric scooter. The expanded partnership aims to increase this deployment to over 1,500 vehicles in the coming months, highlighting a robust demand for sustainable urban logistics. The Ampere Magnus SW S, a model specifically developed for commercial fleet use, is manufactured at GEML's advanced Ampere MegaFactory in Ranipet.

Revolutionizing Last-Mile Logistics with Battery Swapping

A crucial element of this electric mobility initiative is the support from Indofast Energy, which provides battery-swapping technology. This solution is vital for ensuring higher fleet uptime, as it allows riders to quickly swap depleted batteries for fully charged ones, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity. This seamless integration of technology makes last-mile logistics more efficient and reliable.

Greaves Electric Mobility stated that this expanded partnership is a key milestone in its efforts to grow its presence in the B2B electric vehicle market. The company is actively exploring new opportunities, including developing a variant of the Magnus platform with a range of over 100 km to cater to a broader range of fleet demands in non-swap markets.