Yulu has reinforced its leadership in India’s shared electric mobility space by completing two billion kilometres of green rides, marking a significant milestone in its seven-year journey. The achievement highlights the company’s rapid scale-up and growing role in transforming urban mobility.
While Yulu took six years to reach its first one billion kilometres, the next billion was achieved in just about 14 months, reflecting strong and sustained demand for its hyperlocal mobility services. The company currently operates a fleet of over 45,000 EVs, supported by an AI-driven mobility platform and its energy ecosystem through Yuma Energy.
Yulu’s electric vehicles have become an integral part of India’s last-mile delivery ecosystem, with partnerships across major e-commerce and quick commerce platforms such as Zomato, Swiggy, BigBasket, Blinkit, Flipkart Minutes, Instamart and Zepto. To date, Yulu riders have completed over 400 million green deliveries across categories including food, groceries and on-demand services.
The platform has also played a key role in enabling livelihoods. More than 500,000 gig workers have used Yulu’s mobility solutions, benefiting from lower operating costs and improved accessibility. The company noted that riders can save 30–40% compared to traditional petrol vehicles. Additionally, over 1,000 women riders are now part of the ecosystem, expanding their mobility and earning potential.
Beyond economic impact, Yulu’s operations have contributed to sustainability goals, helping avoid an estimated 54 million kilogrammes of CO2 emissions over the past seven years. The company continues to position itself as a key partner in supporting cleaner, less congested urban transport systems.
Mr. Amit Gupta, CEO and Co-founder of Yulu, said the milestone reflects both market leadership and the broader impact the company is creating in urban mobility. Looking ahead, Yulu plans to double its fleet size and expand into new cities in FY2027 through a mix of company-led and partner-led initiatives.
