EVET will provide companies with its own fleet of electric vehicles for mid-meal food delivery.
see photosMagenta co-founder, Darryl Dias, with the EVET electric delivery vehicle.
Magenta’s electric mobility, charging and technology vertical EVET has partnered with Allor India, Sprink Kinematic Foodtech, Kadambas Hospitality and Foodweavers to provide EVs for food delivery services. The collaboration is said to be EVET’s first foray into the mid-mile delivery space and boost electric mobility in the delivery business. Bengaluru will be the first city to benefit from the new partnership with services set to expand to other cities in the coming months. EVET currently operates around 400 electric vehicles in its fleet spread across multiple cities including Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Mid-meal delivery involves the transportation of goods from warehouses or distribution centers to final purchase locations such as shops or restaurants.
“We are delighted to collaborate and enter the food delivery sector using electric vehicles, where food safety and delivery compliance is paramount. Delivery on EVs will reduce the cost of driving a delivery truck by 20 – 40%, enabling our various Partners will benefit. With larger payouts. We have deployed around 100 EVET vehicles for food delivery with pre-requisite charging network and are looking to increase this to 600 EVET vehicles in the food delivery segment only in the coming months,” Said Daryl Dias, Co-Founder of Magenta.
EVET already operates a 400 vehicle strong EV fleet in multiple cities across India.
Under the new partnership, EVET says it is deploying new electric three-wheelers with larger loading capacity and fast charging capabilities to make the most of it. The company says that its fleet is additionally managed by an in-house developed fleet management system that allows real-time tracking of vehicles as well as provision of dedicated service support.
Abhishek Mandal, Co-Founder & COO, Sprink, said, “At Sprink (Kinematic Foodtech Pvt Ltd), we are committed to alternative and sustainable mobility options for our delivery needs. By partnering with EVET in December last year, we have been able to improve our We were able to convert 70% of the vehicles to electric and we are on track to convert 100% in the next 3 months.
0 notes
EVET says it wants to meet the target of covering more than 1 million kilometers per month with its EV delivery fleet by 2023. The company has already partnered with e-commerce firms for last-mile delivery services.
for the latest auto news And AnalysisFollow carandbike.com Twitter, Facebookand ours. subscribe to youtube Channel.