MegaCabs and XPulse cooperate to deploy 2,000 EVs in India
MegaCabs will deploy the new 2,000 electric vehicles in the Delhi-NCR (National Capital Region), Mumbai, and Bangalore metro cities and Goa, a state popular for tourism on India’s west coast. XPulse, based proximately in Gurugram, part of NCR and belonging to the state of Haryana, will support MegaCabs’ EV initiative by providing dedicated charging hubs and public charging stations. Its comprehensive charging network will help the cab operator keep its EV fleet fully operational all the time.
XPulse is proud to support MegaCabs in this transformative initiative. Our advanced charging infrastructure will ensure that MegaCabs’ EV fleet is always ready to serve passengers, setting a new standard for urban travel.
Madhurendra Lathar, Founder and Managing Director, XPulse
MegaCabs began adding EVs to its fleet late last year, starting with 100 units in Delhi. The company hasn’t revealed which models it plans to acquire to expand its EV fleet. Currently, fleet operators in India prefer cars like the Tata Xpress-T EV (taxi variant of the Tata Tigor EV) and the Mahindra e-Verito. Recently, they seem to have started liking the low-cost Citroën ë-C3 as well.
Together with XPulse, we are poised to revolutionize the travel experience, making it not only eco-friendly but also incredibly efficient and enjoyable for our passengers.
Kunal Lalani, Founder, MegaCabs Limited
MegaCabs started its venture as the country’s first radio taxi service provider to offer short- and long-term rental solutions in 2004. The company says on its consumer website that it has served over 2 million customers with more than 5 million rides, indicating a good level of loyalty. Customers can book their ride with MegaCabs over a phone call as well as through iOS and Android smartphone apps. The company markets its rides with attributes like cost-effectiveness and free cancellation, as well as comfort, cleanliness, and peace of mind.
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