Two-Wheeler EV Rental Platform Accelerates Multi-City Rollout
Bijliride has expanded its electric two-wheeler rental operations to Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi-NCR, significantly strengthening its footprint in India’s shared mobility segment. With increasing demand from gig workers and last-mile delivery executives, the platform is scaling its fleet presence across high-density urban transport corridors. The company aims to provide affordable, reliable and easy-access EV rentals while reducing operational challenges for delivery platforms and commuters.
Supporting Gig Economy and Last-Mile Delivery Needs
The expansion comes at a time when India’s delivery and logistics ecosystem is rapidly transitioning towards electric mobility due to lower running costs and sustainability targets. Bijliride’s rental model allows delivery riders to access EVs without heavy upfront costs, improving earning potential. The company is also expected to integrate more partnerships with e-commerce, hyperlocal and food delivery companies to support fleet electrification and operational efficiency.
Strengthening India’s Urban EV Ecosystem
By entering three of India’s largest metropolitan cities, Bijliride is positioning itself as a key player in urban electric mobility. These regions represent some of the country’s highest EV adoption rates due to government incentives, expanding charging networks and strong demand for sustainable logistics. Bijliride’s strategy includes offering service support, battery management solutions and robust uptime to ensure uninterrupted rides for users. The expansion aligns with India’s broader transition toward clean and cost-efficient mobility.
