NHEV, Transvolt to Roll Out 1000 Electric Trucks in India

By Mahender Singh | Published Date : September 13, 2025

India’s green transport network gets a boost as 1,000 electric trucks join highways and industrial routes, backed by supportive policies.

India’s transport system is about to change. NHEV and Transvolt will put 1,000 electric trucks on Indian roads. Diesel trucks, pickups, and mini trucks have long carried most goods, but now electric trucks will make logistics cleaner and cheaper. These EV trucks will be suitable for the environment and also have low maintenance costs. With this new step, buyers can easily start their transportation business with a low budget.

A Turning Point for India’s Trucking Industry

Table Of Contents

1. A Turning Point for India’s Trucking Industry

2. Why This Partnership is Important

3. Business Benefits and Environment

4. EV Buses and Policy Support

5. Trucks Go Electric

India’s trucking industry is set for a big change. NHEV and Transvolt are bringing 1000 electric trucks to Indian roads. This move shows a shift from diesel trucks and mini trucks toward a cleaner transport system. Various EV buses are already running in cities. Now these electric trucks will also be available with low maintenance charges and high vehicle productivity. 

Why This Partnership is Important

Trucking in India has mostly run on diesel for decades. Now NHEV and Transvolt are teaming up to change that. NHEV is setting up charging points, and Transvolt is making electric trucks. They want to prove long-haul trucking can be clean, reliable, and cheaper. The first trucks will run on busy industrial routes where trucks move every day.

Business Benefits and Environment

Electric trucks save money because electricity costs less than diesel. They also need less maintenance. Companies using pickups, mini trucks, or heavy trucks will spend less and face fewer breakdowns. Roads and cities will be cleaner and quieter too, with less smoke and noise from trucks and buses.

EV Buses and Policy Support

EV buses are already on the roads in many states. The new electric trucks will boost India’s green transport network. Thanks to government subsidies, additional charging stations, and supportive policies, truck and bus manufacturers are now more confident to invest in clean technology.

Trucks Go Electric

The first deployment of these electric trucks will be on key highways and industrial routes. If successful, the model could expand across the nation, changing how goods are moved by truck, pickup, and mini truck fleets. For businesses, it could mean lower costs; for the country, it could mean a serious cut in emissions.

This partnership is more than just a business deal — it is a step toward building a transport system where every truck, pickup, mini truck, and EV bus contributes to a sustainable future.

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Frequently Asked Questions on Trucks

Q1. How many electric trucks are being deployed in India?

Ans. NHEV and Transvolt are deploying 1,000 electric trucks across highways and industrial routes in India.

Q2. What benefits do these electric trucks offer to businesses?

Ans. They reduce running costs as electricity is cheaper than diesel and requires less maintenance, helping companies using trucks, pickups, or mini trucks save money and face fewer breakdowns.

Q3. How will these electric trucks impact the environment?

Ans. They will lower emissions and reduce noise pollution, making roads and cities cleaner and quieter.

Q4. Are there government policies supporting this initiative?

Ans. Yes, the initiative is supported by government subsidies, policies promoting electric mobility, and the rollout of charging stations, which encourage truck and bus manufacturers to invest in clean technology.

Q5. How do these electric trucks complement EV buses?

Ans. Alongside EV buses already running in several states, the electric trucks strengthen India’s green transport network and expand the country’s sustainable logistics infrastructure.

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