Two-wheeler logistics startup Zypp on Saturday said it has started its operations in Hyderabad with a fleet of 100 e-scooters, marking its entry in the southern market, a release said.
Moreover, the company is also installing 20-battery swapping and charging stations to run these electric vehicles smoothly, Zypp said.
The company has partnered with grocery, e-retail and food-tech giants such as Bigbasket, SPAR Hypermarkets and Grofers to electrify the last-mile delivery, which will be conducted through professionally-trained riders both male and female, it said.
All the deliveries carried out, using with API-integrated electric vehicles.
“We are excited to launch Zypp Electric’s last-mile delivery services with our 100 IoT and AI-enabled e-scooters in Hyderabad. We plan to expand to a fleet of 500 EVs in the next 3-4 months in the city,” said Akash Gupta, Co-founder and CEO, Zypp Electric.
He said the company took time to launch operations in South as it first wanted to garner EV leadership spot in North Indian market.
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Set up in 2017, Zypp Electric is a player in the last-mile delivery segment with a fleet of over 1,000 e- scooters. Recently, Hyderabad-based EV maker Etrio had partnered with the company for supplying electric three-wheeler for its fleet.
