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CWC Launches Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle Fleet to Drive Green Logistics

Written byheeren.tanna@gmail.com
July 23, 2026
in Logistics, News, Trucking, Warehousing
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Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC), a Navratna Central Public Sector Enterprise, inaugurated and flagged off its Heavy-Duty Electric Vehicle (EV) Fleet, marking a major step towards sustainable logistics operations.

How the launch was conducted

The hybrid event was led from the Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Chennai, with the ceremonial flag-off taking place at DPE Tiruvottiyur through live audio-visual connectivity. U. Subba Rao, General Manager, ICF, attended as Chief Guest, while Senthil Kumar, Principal Chief Commercial Manager, Southern Railway, was Guest of Honour. The EV fleet was officially flagged off by the GM, ICF.

Who attended the event

Senior officials present included Santosh Sinha, Managing Director, CWC, Samuel Praveen Kumar, Director (Marketing & Corporate Planning), CWC, N. Sitaram Prasad, Principal Chief Mechanical Engineer, ICF, and J. Navukkarasu, Regional Manager, CWC Chennai, along with officers from CWC, ICF and Southern Railway.

What the move signals for green logistics

The launch marks another milestone in CWC’s commitment to green, sustainable and environmentally responsible logistics, supporting India’s clean mobility and carbon reduction goals as public sector enterprises increasingly turn to electric fleets for last-mile and heavy-duty freight movement.

Tags: Central Warehousing CorporationElectric Vehiclegreen logistics
heeren.tanna@gmail.com

heeren.tanna@gmail.com

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