Powering the Future of E-Grocery Logistics
In a major stride toward sustainable urban mobility, Bigbasket has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) delivery operations to 50 cities across India. This marks a significant milestone in the company’s commitment to green transformation and cleaner logistics.
Partnering for Scale: Collaboration with Kazam
To facilitate this expansion, Bigbasket has joined hands with EV solutions provider Kazam to deploy advanced charging and fleet management infrastructure.
As of now:
- 4000+ EV charging points have been activated
- 773 of Bigbasket’s locations are EV-ready
This partnership is enabling the brand to operate a smarter and greener last-mile delivery system, setting new benchmarks in e-commerce logistics.
Target 2030: A 60% EV Fleet
TK Balakumar, Chief Operating Officer at Bigbasket, revealed the company’s ambitious goal of converting 60% of its delivery fleet to electric vehicles by the year 2030. This initiative is part of a broader roadmap to slash carbon emissions and modernize delivery operations with clean energy.
Achievements on the Road to Sustainability
Bigbasket’s current progress showcases the real-world impact of its green logistics drive:
- Over 3.2 GWh of electricity from clean sources has powered its EV fleet
- More than 64 million kilometres have been covered using electric vehicles
These numbers reflect Bigbasket’s early success in building an environmentally conscious supply chain.
Redefining E-Commerce with Electric Mobility
With its expansive EV delivery network and forward-thinking approach, Bigbasket is positioning itself as a trailblazer in sustainable e-commerce. The company’s efforts are aligned with India’s broader transition to clean mobility and provide a replicable model for the retail sector.
