EV91 - Building India’s EV-Powered Delivery Backbone
- Bestvantage Team
- May 2
- 3 min read

Walk into India’s fastest-growing cities today, and you’ll notice a silent but powerful shift. Every order you place, groceries, food, or essentials, depends on a massive, fragmented last-mile delivery ecosystem struggling with rising fuel costs, low rider retention, and inefficient fleet operations. At the same time, India is witnessing an unprecedented surge in e-commerce, quick commerce, and mobility demand. What’s missing is a scalable, sustainable, and rider-first logistics infrastructure built for this new economy.
This is exactly where EV91 comes in.
EV91 is building a new-age electric mobility and last-mile logistics platform, combining EV infrastructure, trained riders, and intelligent fleet management to power India’s delivery backbone. Founded with a vision to electrify and optimise last-mile logistics, EV91 is not just deploying EVs; it is building an integrated EV ecosystem designed for scale, efficiency, and sustainability. Positioned at the intersection of EV adoption, gig economy expansion, and logistics demand, EV91 is creating a category-defining play in India’s mobility ecosystem.
What makes EV91 particularly compelling is its integrated, execution-first model.
Unlike fragmented operators, EV91 combines:
EV rentals + rider supply + fleet operations under one platform
Tech-enabled dashboards for inventory, charging, and IoT tracking.
Micro hubs, mother hubs, and swapping infrastructure ensure high uptime.
This is not just a fleet provider; this is a full-stack logistics engine.
The differentiation lies in deep partnerships and utilisation-driven growth.
EV91 has built strong enterprise validation with marquee clients:
Zepto, Blinkit, BigBasket, Flipkart, Amazon, Rapido
Most notably, its strategic partnership with Rapido unlocks a multi-dimensional opportunity across:
Last-mile delivery
Food logistics
Bike-taxi mobility
This single partnership alone has the potential to scale into a ₹100 Cr+ annual revenue opportunity, driven by higher fleet utilisation and diversified demand streams.
The traction reflects strong execution and operating leverage.
₹23 Cr revenue in FY24–25
~₹65 Cr+ projected revenue for FY25–26 with positive EBITDA
40.1 lakh+ orders delivered
14× revenue growth and 6× order growth YoY
Average monthly revenue of ₹5.5–6 Cr+
The growth trajectory is further supported by expanding fleet deployment.
From early scale to strong financial visibility, EV91 is demonstrating clear breakout signals.
And importantly, this is a massive and accelerating market opportunity.
India’s last-mile and quick commerce ecosystem is scaling rapidly
Q-commerce alone is projected to grow at ~40% CAGR through 2030.
EV adoption is being driven by government mandates, cost efficiency, and sustainability goals.
Yet, the market still lacks a fully integrated EV-first logistics platform.
Why This Matters Now?
This is not just a logistics company; it is a structural shift towards EV-powered delivery infrastructure:
Rising fuel costs are making EVs economically superior
Strong policy push for electrification
40% lower last-mile costs with EV fleets.
High rider retention (~95%) is driven by better earnings and reliability.
EV91 is not competing with traditional logistics players; it is redefining how last-mile delivery operates in India.
And now, the company is entering its next phase of growth.
EV91 is focused on:
Scaling EV fleet deployment across cities
Deepening enterprise partnerships
Expanding into new mobility and logistics use cases
Building a full-stack platform for gig and blue-collar workers
With a long-term vision to impact 1 million lives by 2030, this is both a high-growth and high-impact opportunity.
We are inviting a select group of investors to participate in EV91’s growth journey and be part of building India’s next-generation EV logistics platform.
If this aligns with your investment thesis, we would be happy to share further details and schedule a discussion with the founding team.
Are you ready to invest in the infrastructure powering India’s delivery economy?




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