MoEVing Partners with Tata Motors to Deploy 700 Ace EVs in 10+ Cities

By Amit Jangra | Published Date : October 24, 2025

MoEVing partners with Tata Motors to deploy 700 Ace EVs in 10+ cities, cutting carbon emissions and boosting clean last-mile deliveries.

Electric mobility start-up MoEVing has joined hands with Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles to roll out 700 Tata Ace electric mini trucks across more than ten Indian cities. The goal is simple but powerful — to push clean and efficient transport for businesses that depend on last-mile delivery.

The new fleet includes the Tata Ace EV and Ace Pro EV, also known as the famous “chota hathi” among small business owners. These mini trucks are well known for their strong performance and reliability and now they come with the added advantage of zero emissions.

A Big Move for Greener Deliveries

Table of Contents

1. A Big Move for Greener Deliveries

2. How the Partnership Works

3. Insights from Tata Motors and MoEVing

4.  The Road Ahead

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Under this partnership, MoEVing will lease these vehicles from Tata Motors’ top dealer partners – Pascos, Johar Motors and Bhandari Automobiles. These EVs are meant for last-mile delivery work in e-commerce, retail, FMCG and logistics. They’ll be deployed in big cities — Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Kolkata — to make everyday deliveries greener.

The move is expected to cut down close to 2,000 tonnes of carbon emissions every year, a small but significant step toward India’s Net Zero 2070 goal. Once all 700 electric vehicles start running, they’re likely to clock more than 25 million green kilometres in a year. It’s a clear reminder that cleaner transport isn’t just a concept anymore — it’s already taking shape on Indian roads.

How the Partnership Works

According to the agreement, the Tata Motors dealers will own and maintain the fleet of electric mini trucks, while MoEVing will operate them in different cities. This model allows both companies to focus on their strengths – Tata Motors on vehicle reliability and service and MoEVing on smooth operations and fleet management.

This partnership will serve over 20 large enterprise clients across different sectors, helping businesses move goods efficiently while reducing their environmental footprint.

Insights from Tata Motors and MoEVing

Pinaki Haldar, Vice President and Business Head – SCVPU, Tata Motors Commercial Vehicles, said,

“Tata Motors is committed to driving India’s shift towards green and zero-emission mobility. The partnership with MoEVing and our dealer partners marks an important step in scaling up sustainable last-mile logistics. The Tata Ace EV range offers strong performance, reliability and flexibility for different business needs.”

Vikash Mishra, Founder and CEO of MoEVing, added,

“Our goal is to speed up the use of electric vehicles in India’s logistics sector. Partnering with Tata Motors allows us to expand faster and operate efficiently. Our leasing model makes it easier for businesses to adopt EVs without the heavy costs of ownership.”

The Road Ahead

With this addition of 700 electric Tata mini trucks, MoEVing now operates India’s largest four-wheeler EV cargo fleet, with more than 2,500 vehicles serving over 75 clients in sectors like FMCG, e-commerce, grocery and furniture.

This partnership shows that clean, cost-effective and scalable transport solutions are no longer just ideas — they are becoming a reality on India’s roads. As more chota hathi electric vehicles join the fleet, India moves one step closer to a greener and smarter logistics future.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Mini Trucks

1: What is the MoEVing–Tata Motors partnership about?

Ans: MoEVing will lease 700 Tata Ace EVs from top dealers to provide last-mile delivery solutions in major Indian cities.

2: Which cities will these electric vehicles operate in?

Ans: The EVs will run in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata and other major cities.

3: Which sectors will benefit from this electric fleet?

Ans: The EVs will serve e-commerce, FMCG, retail and logistics businesses for cleaner last-mile deliveries.

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