Essar Green Mobility Targets $1B with 10,000 Trucks

By Jony Shekhawat | Published Date : September 26, 2025

Company expands LNG trucks for long haul and electric trucks for short routes.

New Delhi, India – Essar Green Mobility, part of Essar Group, has set a target of $1 billion turnover in the next three years. The company is focusing on clean logistics in India using LNG trucks and electric trucks, aiming to cut diesel use by almost 40–45% in long-haul transport.

10,000-Truck Platform in the Making

Table Of Contents

1. 10,000-Truck Platform in the Making

2. LNG and Electric Trucks Expansion

3. Green Logistics Ecosystem

4. Supporting India’s Net-Zero Goals

5. A Greener Future for Indian Logistics

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Essar Green Mobility plans to build a platform of 10,000 trucks, including pickups and mini trucks, over the next three years. Revenue growth will depend on how quickly these vehicles roll out. The company already operates a fleet of LNG trucks and electric trucks, providing end-to-end clean logistics solutions.

LNG and Electric Trucks Expansion

B.C. Tripathi, board member of Essar Green Mobility, said:
 "We are using LNG trucks for long-haul routes and electric trucks for short-distance deliveries. Around 700 LNG trucks are already on the road."

This plan could cut carbon emissions by up to 40%, reduce sulfur emissions almost to zero, and lower nitrogen oxide emissions by 50%. Industries like steel, cement, and iron will benefit the most.

Green Logistics Ecosystem

The green logistics ecosystem has three key parts:

1. Truck manufacturing – handled by Blue Energy Motors.
2. Fleet operations and management – managed by Green Line.
3. Fuel stations and infrastructure – run by Ultra Gas and Energy.

So far, Essar has invested around $140 million in trucks, pickups, mini trucks, and fueling infrastructure. Plans for a biofuel complex are underway to strengthen sustainable logistics even more.

Supporting India’s Net-Zero Goals

This initiative supports India’s net-zero emission targets. By introducing electric trucks and LNG trucks, Essar Green Mobility is reducing pollution and carbon footprint while setting new standards for green transportation in the country.

A Greener Future for Indian Logistics

With this move, trucks, pickups, mini trucks, and electric trucks are becoming key tools for sustainable logistics in India. Essar Green Mobility is showing how clean mobility solutions can make transport greener, efficient, and environmentally friendly.

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