BattRE, EV91 And evpe Sign Rs 100 Crore Agreement To Deploy 10,000 Electric Vehicles

BattRE Electric Mobility announced a new partnership with logistics platform EV91 and EV financing company evpe. The agreement includes the supply of 10,000 electric two-wheelers by BattRE. The deployment is expected to improve last-mile delivery operations in key cities.

Rohan Yeggina, Co-Founder and CEO of evpe, also highlighted the strategic impact of this initiative:“This collaboration with BattRE and EV91 underscores our commitment to making electric vehicles more accessible. Working closely with BattRE founders Pankaj Sharma and Nishchal Choudhary, alongside my co-founder Suraj Penukonda, has enabled us to create impactful financing solutions that significantly lower barriers to EV ownership.”

Under the terms of the agreement, BattRE will provide its advanced electric two-wheelers, with evpe financing the deployment, which will enable EV91 to expand its logistics fleet across major urban centers.

Jeet Chandan, Founder at BizDateUp, said, "BizDateUp is committed to fostering collaborations that drive transformative change. This partnership between BattRE and EV91 exemplifies our mission to connect visionary companies and empower them to create solutions that benefit both the economy and the environment. We are proud to have played a role in bringing together these industry leaders to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in India."

The deployment will begin in the coming month with all three companies working together. This deployment is expected to support India’s environmental goals by reducing fossil fuel consumption and urban emissions, while enhancing fleet operations for the logistics sector.

Pankaj Sharma, Co-Founder of BattRE Electric Mobility, said, “At BattRE, we are committed to driving the shift towards sustainable mobility. Partnering with EV91 and evpe allows us to strengthen our footprint in the electric vehicle ecosystem, offering a viable and accessible solution for logistics and personal transportation.”