TVS Motor Partners With OOR Cabs To Introduce 500 Electric Three-Wheelers In Tamil Nadu

TVS Motor Company signed a Memorandum of Understanding with OOR Cabs to provide 500 electric three-wheelers during the 2025–26 financial year. The agreement focuses on increasing the number of electric vehicles used for passenger transport in urban areas of Tamil Nadu.

The deployment will begin in Trichy and will later expand to Madurai and Coimbatore. The electric vehicles will be used for intra-city commuting services operated by OOR Cabs.

Rajat Gupta, Business Head – Commercial Mobility, TVS Motor Company, said, “We are delighted to partner with OOR Cabs in accelerating the shift towards green mobility in India. The TVS King EV MAX has been engineered for high performance, that provides superior rider comfort and makes it an ideal choice for OOR Cabs’ vision of redefining urban transportation. Through this collaboration, we aim to empower driver-partners and provide sustainable, efficient mobility solutions to customers across Tamil Nadu.”

The electric three-wheelers supplied by TVS, specifically the TVS King EV MAX model, have been adjusted to meet the needs of OOR Cabs. The vehicles will include mobile charging ports, thermal insulation on the roof and on-board drinking water access for passengers.

Maria Issac, CEO OOR Cabs, added, “OOR Cabs is driven by a mission to provide seamless, sustainable, and customer-centric mobility solutions. Our collaboration with TVS Motor Company, a trusted leader in electric vehicle innovation, enables us to elevate the passenger experience while reducing our carbon footprint. With a vision to expand our fleet to 500 electric vehicles this year, we are proud to kick-start the journey with TVS Motor Company, whose product and engineering capabilities match our high standards. Together, we are enabling more eco-friendly, reliable and comfortable commuting options for cities like Trichy, Madurai and Coimbatore.”

OOR Cabs plans to add 20 to 30 vehicles to its electric fleet every month. The initiative aims to support livelihood opportunities for both male and female drivers, particularly in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.