Euler to Supply 200 EVs to Pickkup.io for Urban Logistics

05 Sep 2025 CW Team

Euler has already delivered 25 vehicles, which are currently in operation as part of Pickkup.io’s existing fleet. The latest commitment will support fleet expansion for existing clients as well as new business partnerships.

The vehicles being supplied—Storm T1500 models—are equipped with API integration, offering real-time operational visibility and enabling cost-efficient logistics management. Designed for reliability, range, and payload performance, the Storm T1500 is tailored to meet the demands of commercial logistics.

Ankush Sharma, Co-founder and CEO of Pickkup.io, said:

“This marks the third delivery phase under our ongoing MoU with Euler. What sets them apart is their on-time service, responsiveness to feedback, and a robust service ecosystem. We’re already in talks to scale further, and credit goes to our entire team—drivers, operations, ground staff—for ensuring seamless delivery and an exceptional customer experience.”

Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Delhi, Euler Motors has earned industry recognition, including honours at the Apollo Awards 2022 and Businessworld's Auto World 40 Under 40. The company focuses exclusively on electric cargo vehicles to drive the transition toward zero-emission commercial mobility.

Commenting on the development, Vani Rikhy Mehra, VP – Sales and Mobility, Euler Motors, said:

“Our partnership with Pickkup.io reflects the growing trust in electric mobility as a scalable solution for urban logistics. With this MoU for 200 Storm T1500 vehicles, we are strengthening our presence in Delhi NCR and Chandigarh Tricity, and supporting Pickkup.io’s mission to deliver efficient, reliable, and environmentally conscious logistics services.”

The collaboration is expected to serve as a model for scalable, clean mobility, with a combined fleet of 225 electric vehicles contributing to a cost-effective and zero-emission urban logistics ecosystem.

Euler Motors, a leading manufacturer of electric commercial vehicles, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Pickkup.io for the supply of 200 electric four-wheeler cargo vehicles, marking the third phase of collaboration between the two companies. The agreement was signed on 3 September 2025 in New Delhi, furthering their shared commitment to sustainable intracity logistics and last-mile delivery operations across Delhi NCR and Chandigarh Tricity.Euler has already delivered 25 vehicles, which are currently in operation as part of Pickkup.io’s existing fleet. The latest commitment will support fleet expansion for existing clients as well as new business partnerships.The vehicles being supplied—Storm T1500 models—are equipped with API integration, offering real-time operational visibility and enabling cost-efficient logistics management. Designed for reliability, range, and payload performance, the Storm T1500 is tailored to meet the demands of commercial logistics.Ankush Sharma, Co-founder and CEO of Pickkup.io, said:“This marks the third delivery phase under our ongoing MoU with Euler. What sets them apart is their on-time service, responsiveness to feedback, and a robust service ecosystem. We’re already in talks to scale further, and credit goes to our entire team—drivers, operations, ground staff—for ensuring seamless delivery and an exceptional customer experience.”Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Delhi, Euler Motors has earned industry recognition, including honours at the Apollo Awards 2022 and Businessworld's Auto World 40 Under 40. The company focuses exclusively on electric cargo vehicles to drive the transition toward zero-emission commercial mobility.Commenting on the development, Vani Rikhy Mehra, VP – Sales and Mobility, Euler Motors, said:“Our partnership with Pickkup.io reflects the growing trust in electric mobility as a scalable solution for urban logistics. With this MoU for 200 Storm T1500 vehicles, we are strengthening our presence in Delhi NCR and Chandigarh Tricity, and supporting Pickkup.io’s mission to deliver efficient, reliable, and environmentally conscious logistics services.”The collaboration is expected to serve as a model for scalable, clean mobility, with a combined fleet of 225 electric vehicles contributing to a cost-effective and zero-emission urban logistics ecosystem.

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