SANY India Delivers 20 EV Trucks to SG Green

By Jony Shekhawat | Published Date : September 12, 2025

A milestone in green logistics with SANY’s long-range electric trucks.

SANY India, a leading name in construction equipment, has now entered the commercial vehicle market. This delivery shows that SANY India is ready to support the shift to green logistics. With companies like SG Green adopting these vehicles, the future of freight transport in India looks smarter and cleaner.

A New Chapter in Electric Mobility

Table of Contents

1. A New Chapter in Electric Mobility

2. Why This Is a Big Deal

3. Made in India, for India

4. Why It Matters for India

5. SG Green Takes a Big Step

6. Some Problems Still There

7. A Cleaner Future

The handover ceremony was held with senior leaders from both companies present. Deepak Garg, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of SANY India, and Anurag Dubey, Senior Vice-President and Business Unit Head for Heavy-Duty Trucks, joined the event. The delivery shows how logistics companies are now moving toward electric trucks for cleaner and more efficient transport.

Why This Is a Big Deal?

In India, most big trucks run on diesel. They make a lot of smoke and noise. This is bad for the air and the health of people. By using electric trucks, SG Green will reduce pollution. It will also save money on fuel and maintenance.

This is not just good for business, but also good for the country and the planet.

Made in India, for India

SANY India made these trucks in India. They are built for Indian roads, weather, and working conditions. The trucks are strong and have long battery life. They can carry heavy goods easily and travel many kilometers on one charge.

SANY will also help SG Green with servicing and charging the trucks. This makes it easy to use these trucks every day without problems.

SG Green Takes a Big Step

SG Green is one of the first companies in India to use electric mini trucks for heavy transport. This shows they are thinking ahead. It will help them follow new government rules about clean transport in the future.

Many other transport companies are watching this move. If these trucks work well, more companies will also start using electric trucks.

Some Problems Still There

Of course, there are still some challenges. There are not enough charging stations for big trucks yet. Also, people are still learning how to use and take care of electric trucks.

But every big change takes time. This is just the beginning. And it’s a good beginning.

A Cleaner Future

This is not just about 20 trucks. It is about a new way of thinking. A way that looks at the future – a future with less pollution, quieter roads, and smarter transport.

If more companies follow SG Green and SANY India, we can have cleaner cities, better air, and a stronger electric vehicle system in India.

Also Read: Madhya Pradesh First to Roll Out EV Policy on World EV Day 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions on Electric Trucks

Q1. How do electric trucks work?

Ans. Electric trucks run on powerful batteries instead of diesel or petrol. The batteries supply energy to motors that move the truck, making it cleaner and quieter.

Q2. How far can an electric truck travel on one charge?

Ans. The range depends on the model, battery size, and load. Many modern electric trucks, like the ones from SANY, are designed to cover long distances without frequent charging.

Q3. Are electric trucks powerful enough to carry heavy loads?

Ans. Yes, electric trucks are built for strength. They can carry heavy cargo just like diesel trucks, while offering smoother performance.

Q4. What are the main benefits of using electric trucks?

Ans. They reduce pollution, lower running costs, and need less maintenance compared to diesel trucks. They also support cleaner and greener transport.

Q5. How long does it take to charge an electric truck?

Ans. Charging time depends on the charger type. Fast chargers can charge batteries much quicker, while standard chargers take longer but are more widely available.

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