Aion-Tech Solutions Launches ROQIT Platform for Zero-Emission Fleet Management
The company launches ROQIT, India’s first OEM-agnostic AI platform for zero-emission fleet management, offering real-time tracking, predictive maintenance, and emissions analytics.
Aion-Tech Solutions Ltd., a publicly listed business intelligence and IT services company, has commercially launched ROQIT, described as India's first OEM-agnostic, AI-powered zero-emission asset management platform for fleet operations.
The cloud-native SaaS platform, developed by Aion-Tech's wholly owned subsidiary ROQIT Greenfleet Digital Solutions Pvt. Ltd., is designed to manage fleets across four-wheelers, buses, trucks, and railway assets. The company positions the platform as addressing a gap in digital solutions for sustainable fleet management as India pursues net-zero targets and electric vehicle adoption.
ROQIT's integrated features include live asset tracking, predictive maintenance, AI-assisted route optimization, emissions monitoring, regulatory compliance, and driver performance analytics. The platform also provides plug-and-play integration with enterprise resource planning, Internet of Things, and telematics systems.
According to Pavan Chavali, CEO of ROQIT, the commercial launch represents a milestone for the company and a step toward transforming fleet management. "With India as our starting point, we are confident in ROQIT's potential to scale globally enabling businesses and cities to accelerate their sustainability journeys," Chavali stated in the announcement.
Beyond enterprise asset management, ROQIT is developing solutions for India's multi-modal city transportation systems, aiming to integrate first-, mid-, and last-mile transport modes to reduce congestion and improve public transit utilization.
Aion-Tech, established in 1994 and formerly known as Goldstone Technologies Limited, specializes in business intelligence, data analytics, and IT services consulting. The company trades on the Bombay Stock Exchange under the ticker 531439 and on the National Stock Exchange as GOLDTECH.
The platform is designed to comply with national and state-level electric vehicle policies and is positioned for expansion into international markets.
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By Shristi Ohri
09 Oct 2025
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