Tata Motors Expands Magenta Mobility’s Fleet To 350 Ace EVs; Delivers Additional 20 Units

Tata Motors recently expanded its partnership with Magenta Mobility by delivering 20 additional Ace EVs, bringing the fleet total to 350. This initiative aligns with their 2023 MoU to deploy 500 units across 10 cities, achieving around 50 lakh kilometers and saving approximately 2,500 tonnes of CO₂ emissions. The Ace EV, known for its operational excellence and robust performance, features advanced technology for real-time insights and enhanced efficiency. Leaders from both organizations emphasize their commitment to eco-friendly logistics and expanding their electric vehicle presence in India.

Saptak Bardhan

Updated May 19, 2025, 06:56 PM IST

Tata Motors on Monday announced that it has strengthened Magenta Mobility’s Ace EV fleet to 350 vehicles with the delivery of additional 20 units. This delivery is part of the MoU signed in 2023 between Tata Motors and Magenta Mobility to deploy 500 units of Ace EVs. Deployed in 10 cities, Tata Ace EVs operated by Magenta Mobility have clocked approximately 50 lakh cumulative kilometres, resulting in an estimated 2,500 tonnes of CO₂ emissions saved.

Commenting on the announcement, Maxson Lewis, Founder and CEO, Magenta Mobility, said, “The Tata Ace EV has consistently delivered operational excellence, high uptime, robust range, and driver-friendly performance. With 350 vehicles already integrated into our fleet and 150 more on the way, we are strengthening our green logistics footprint across India. Tata Motors’ reliable service ecosystem and proven technology make them a key partner in our journey to scale up across 16 cities and decarbonize mobility.”

Underpinned by a robust platform and equipped with aggregates, Tata Ace EV offers a certified range of 161km and has a high payload capacity of 1000kg. The electric small commercial vehicle is powered by Tata Motors’ Fleet Edge connected vehicle platform that provides real-time insights into vehicle and driver performance. Regenerative braking and an advanced battery cooling system ensure consistent operations. Backed by a growing network of over 200 specialised EV service centers, the Ace EV provides assurance to fleet owners.

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Pinaki Haldar, Vice President & Business Head – SCVPU, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, added, “The continued trust shown by Magenta Mobility in the Ace EV is a testament to the vehicle’s performance, reliability and the strength of our growing partnership. We are not just deploying electric vehicles, we are building the foundation for a cleaner, smarter logistics ecosystem across urban India. Each Ace EV delivered is a step forward in democratising zero-emission cargo transport and accelerating the nation’s green mobility movement.”

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Tata Motors Expands Magenta Mobility’s Fleet To 350 Ace EVs; Delivers Additional 20 Units

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