A multi-brand EV retain chain, ElectroRide by Goenka Green, has bagged a mass order from the food chain giant Uber and Jubilant FoodWorks. The company will provide the above-mentioned brands with customized end-to-end e-EV mobility solutions, aiming to enhance sustainable urban transportation with e-vehicles for commercial use.
As per the details shared by ElectroRide, it says that the brand will allow the food chain brands to choose between long-term rental or direct purchase of products.
As a part of the collaboration, ElectroRide, which offers e-mobility product solutions for commercial use, is gearing up to produce feature-loaded, cost-efficient electric vehicles for food chain giants and its brands called Hong’s Kitchen and Domino’s.
Here’s What Company’s Director Says About Big Order
Expressing the view about the same Director and co-founder of Goenka Green, Tanuj Jain said “We are thrilled to be associated with Uber and Jubilant FoodWorks to create a synergy that will redefine last-mile mobility. Our shared commitment to sustainability, convenience, and an exceptional customer experience makes this partnership truly special.”
React from Goenka Green’s Chairman
Sharing the future growth and expansion plans for the company, Founder & Chairman of Goenka Green, Rajendra Goenka, “We are eyeing to expand 2500 EV stores across India in the next 5 years. Further, we plan to introduce 10,000 electric vehicles on Indian roads within the next 2 years under the last-mile mobility wing and become the largest chain of multi-brand electronic vehicles that cater to B2B customers. Our mission is to break market barriers for all big giants in the mobility segment and cater to more such brands.”
