Electric commercial vehicle manufacturer Euler Motors and electric mobility solutions provider Magenta Mobility have collectively surpassed 2 crore kilometres of operations through their partnership. The collaboration currently involves 733 Euler Motors electric vehicles deployed across more than 10 cities in India.
With fleet uptime exceeding 97 percent, the companies said the milestone highlights how electric commercial vehicles are moving beyond early adoption to become an established part of India’s logistics network. The vehicles are being used for a wide range of last-mile delivery applications, demonstrating both consistency and operational efficiency.
The partnership has also delivered notable environmental benefits. According to the companies, the operations have helped reduce 1,757 tons of carbon dioxide emissions and saved more than 6.65 lakh litres of diesel. This cumulative impact is estimated to be equivalent to planting over 73,000 trees.
“This milestone is a testament to how far the EV ecosystem has come, from promise to performance,” said Saurav Kumar, Founder and CEO of Euler Motors. “Together with Magenta Mobility, we’ve demonstrated that electric commercial fleets are not just future-ready, but present-day reliable, proving their worth on real roads, in real conditions, across multiple cities.”
Magenta Mobility has expanded its presence in key markets across North, West, and South India, including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai. Its client base includes companies such as Flipkart, Amazon, D-Mart, Zomato, ShadowFax, and DHL.
Euler Motors’ service infrastructure has also supported the collaboration, offering on-site technicians, driver training, technology integration, and its DODO (Driver-Owned, Driver-Operated) model designed to empower driver-entrepreneurs and enhance vehicle performance in high-demand conditions.
“Our partnership with Euler Motors has proven that conviction, on the ground, at scale, and across cities. With over 2 crore electric kilometres, industry-leading uptime, and measurable climate impact, we’re not just talking about the future of logistics, we’re delivering it,” said Maxson Lewis, Managing Director and CEO of Magenta Mobility.

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