Delhivery joins Bajaj Auto, BLive and CEVA to roll out thousands of electric cargo vehicles in India

Logistics firm Delhivery has partnered with Bajaj Auto to introduce about 1,500 electric cargo three‑wheelers across its network in India over the next two years, beginning with an initial batch of 200 vehicles flagged off from Bajaj’s Pune plant. The rollout targets metropolitan as well as tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities and is intended to cut emissions, lower fuel and maintenance costs, and improve rider safety.

Electric‑mobility platform BLive announced a ₹100 crore investment called BLive PRIME to deploy 1,000 electric mini‑trucks nationwide within 24 months. The franchise‑based model will start in Bengaluru and expand to Delhi, Chennai and Hyderabad, using Tata Ace EVs and offering investors ownership of the trucks while BLive manages operations.

Separately, global logistics provider CEVA Logistics signed a three‑year memorandum of understanding with electric‑vehicle maker BYD to deepen cooperation on low‑carbon automotive logistics worldwide. The partnership, highlighted by BYD naming CEVA its “Best Carrier of the Year 2026,” will support BYD’s expanding manufacturing and distribution network across multiple continents.