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SUN Mobility partners with Swiggy to electrify last-mile deliveries with e-bikes

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Shillong, September 5: EV infrastructure provider SUN Mobility has teamed up with the online food-delivery platform Swiggy to electrify over 15,000 e-bikes in Swiggy’s delivery fleet within the next year.

As per IANS, this collaboration will equip Swiggy’s last-mile delivery e-bike fleet with access to SUN Mobility’s cutting-edge battery-swapping technology and an extensive network of battery-swapping stations.

By integrating e-bikes into the ecosystem of delivery vehicles either owned or leased by Swiggy’s delivery executives, Swiggy aims to reinforce its commitment to fast, reliable, and eco-friendly deliveries.

Anant Badjatya, CEO of SUN Mobility, stated, “SUN Mobility is committed to promoting sustainable last-mile deliveries through electrification of the delivery fleet. Through our partnership with Swiggy, we will work towards our shared vision of reducing our carbon footprint, promoting sustainable mobility, and contributing to a greener environment.”

Swiggy’s delivery fleet handles millions of orders monthly, with delivery executives covering an average of 80-100 kilometers per day.

With easy access to nearby battery-swapping stations situated in delivery hotspots like busy restaurants, Swiggy aims to encourage its existing delivery executives to transition to electric vehicles (EVs), enabling them to save up to 40% on vehicle running costs, which will positively impact their earnings.

Mihir Shah, Head of Operations at Swiggy, commented, “Working with SUN Mobility allows us to address concerns about access to battery-swapping stations. Our delivery partners can keep moving without adding extra miles or delays due to battery-swapping, all while enjoying savings on fuel and vehicle maintenance and contributing to a greener environment.”

This initiative aligns with Swiggy’s commitment to achieve a daily coverage of eight lakh kilometers through electric vehicles by 2025, emphasizing its dedication to sustainable and eco-friendly delivery solutions.

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