Tata Motors has bolstered its commitment to sustainable last-mile delivery by expanding Magenta Mobility’s fleet of Ace EVs to 350 units. This marks another milestone in their collaboration, which aims to deploy 500 electric cargo vehicles under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in 2023.
The latest delivery of 20 new Ace EVs will join Magenta Mobility’s growing fleet that now operates across 10 cities, having collectively covered an impressive 50 lakh kilometres. This has helped avoid an estimated 2,500 tonnes of CO₂ emissions, reinforcing the shift toward a cleaner urban logistics network.
Greener logistics, one city at a time
The Tata Ace EV has become a vital tool for green mobility in urban India. It is being actively used across multiple sectors including:
- E-commerce
- Courier and parcel services
- FMCG and FMCD deliveries
- Dairy supply chains
Tata’s role in the e-Cargo revolution
Tata Motors, India’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturer, views this initiative as more than just a fleet expansion. It’s part of a larger goal to reshape the logistics landscape with zero-emission vehicles. The company believes each new Ace EV adds momentum to India’s broader green mobility mission.
With over 8,000 units of the Ace EV already sold and 6 crore kilometres covered nationwide, the vehicle has proven its mettle as the country’s most advanced small electric commercial vehicle.
Tech that drives efficiency
Built on a rugged platform, the Tata Ace EV boasts:
- A certified range of 161 km
- Payload capacity of 1000 kg
- Tata’s Fleet Edge connected platform
- Regenerative braking
Battery cooling system for better performance
