TVS, Kadam To Deploy 500 Electric 3-Wheelers

04 Jun 2025 CW Team

TVS Motor Company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kadam Mobility, an EV-first fleet and infrastructure platform, to deploy 500 TVS King EV MAX electric three-wheelers across India during FY 2025–26. The initiative aims to promote sustainable urban mobility while creating dignified employment opportunities, particularly for women and underrepresented communities.

Rollout will begin in pilot zones by Q2 FY25–26, with vehicle volumes and route coverage expanding in phases across metropolitan and Tier 1 cities. The vehicles will form part of Kadam Mobility’s integrated EV ecosystem, which includes charging infrastructure and driver training programmes.

The TVS King EV MAX, known for its 179 km range, fast charging, Bluetooth-enabled SmartXonnect™, and robust, spacious design, will support Kadam’s goal of offering affordable, reliable, and eco-friendly public transport services.

Rajat Gupta, Business Head – Commercial Mobility at TVS Motor, stated:

“This partnership reflects our joint commitment to advancing India’s electric mobility transition. The TVS King EV MAX is purpose-built for reliable last-mile connectivity, aligning well with Kadam Mobility’s inclusive and sustainable transport vision.”

Anubhav Swara, Founder and CEO of Kadam Mobility, added:

“Our collaboration with TVS marks a significant step as we expand from delivery fleets into shared passenger mobility. These 500 electric three-wheelers will strengthen our clean mobility infrastructure and empower thousands of drivers with future-ready livelihoods.”

The first batch of vehicles will be launched in June 2025, supporting India’s broader goals for decarbonised urban transport and inclusive economic development through green mobility initiatives.

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