Montra Electric to Supply 100 eSCVs to Magenta Mobility
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Montra Electric to Supply 100 eSCVs to Magenta Mobility

Murugappa Group’s electric vehicle (EV) brand Montra Electric has signed an initial agreement with Magenta Mobility for the supply of 100 electric small commercial vehicles (eSCVs) to support logistics operations across sectors such as fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), grocery, e-commerce, and telecommunications.

The vehicles will be supplied through Tivolt Electric Vehicles Private Limited, Montra’s eSCV arm. The agreement includes not only the supply of vehicles but also tailored service and charging solutions designed to enhance operational uptime and profitability. Montra Electric stated that the partnership aims to accelerate electric vehicle adoption in the four-wheeler commercial vehicle segment. The collaboration will also focus on increasing daily mileage, supporting intercity logistics, and enhancing driver comfort and safety.

“By partnering with Magenta Mobility, we are not just supplying EVs but also delivering a complete ecosystem,” said Saju Nair, Chief Executive Officer of Tivolt Electric Vehicles Private Limited. Montra Electric further added that it will work closely with Magenta Mobility to understand specific application needs and deliver customised services accordingly.

Source: Montra Electric / PTI

Murugappa Group’s electric vehicle (EV) brand Montra Electric has signed an initial agreement with Magenta Mobility for the supply of 100 electric small commercial vehicles (eSCVs) to support logistics operations across sectors such as fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), grocery, e-commerce, and telecommunications. The vehicles will be supplied through Tivolt Electric Vehicles Private Limited, Montra’s eSCV arm. The agreement includes not only the supply of vehicles but also tailored service and charging solutions designed to enhance operational uptime and profitability. Montra Electric stated that the partnership aims to accelerate electric vehicle adoption in the four-wheeler commercial vehicle segment. The collaboration will also focus on increasing daily mileage, supporting intercity logistics, and enhancing driver comfort and safety. “By partnering with Magenta Mobility, we are not just supplying EVs but also delivering a complete ecosystem,” said Saju Nair, Chief Executive Officer of Tivolt Electric Vehicles Private Limited. Montra Electric further added that it will work closely with Magenta Mobility to understand specific application needs and deliver customised services accordingly. Source: Montra Electric / PTI

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