MOVIN, a logistics brand launched as a joint venture between UPS and InterGlobe Enterprises adds Electric Vehicles (EV) to its fleet for first and last-mile deliveries. With the objective to reduce carbon emissions, aligning with its long-term sustainability goals, the deployment of the EVs begins with Delhi-NCR and will subsequently be covering Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata and Pune by end of 2023.
The EVs were flagged off by JB Singh, Director MOVIN Express and Gregory Goba-Ble, Vice President for UPS in the Indian subcontinent, Middle East and Africa and Director for MOVIN Express from the Bilaspur Hub in Gurugram.
MOVIN is aiming to mitigate 200 tons of CO2 emissions within the next 12 months with the EV deployment. Each EV has the capacity to carry weight up to 850 kgs and can effortlessly cover a remarkable distance of 120 kilometres on a single charge.
JB Singh, Director, MOVIN Express said, “As a new age climate-conscious brand launched in 2022, we are excited to announce the introduction of commercial EVs as our first and last mile fleet in the five metros by December 2023.”
On the launch of the EVs, Gregory Goba Ble, Vice President for UPS in the Indian subcontinent, Middle East and Africa and Director for MOVIN Express said, “This is an exciting new chapter for us. We’re speeding up our journey to decarbonize our operations at MOVIN Express. At UPS, we are continually exploring ways to reduce emissions across our global operations and deliver ‘good’ in the world, including achieving 100% carbon neutrality by 2050. Our global fleet today includes over 15,600 alternate fuel and advanced technology vehicles. Impactful, climate-conscious solutions like this are good for our business, good for our customers and good for the world we all live in.”
MOVIN caters to customers spanning diverse sectors such as IT & electronic peripherals, apparels, healthcare equipment, auto components, e-Commerce, pharma, consumer durables and FMCG. The company has expanded its Express End-of-Day network from three markets (Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru) at its launch to 49 cities across India, within a year.
