The mobility-tech startup's new platform offers fleet tracking, automated billing, and predictive maintenance tools as it aims to expand from 4,000 to 10,000 electric two-wheelers by FY26.
07 Oct 2025 | 1690 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
Bijliride has introduced a software-as-a-service platform designed to help enterprises manage electric vehicle fleets, marking the startup's expansion into B2B technology solutions.
The platform integrates several operational tools into a single system. These include real-time fleet and rider tracking, automated billing with digital payment processing, predictive maintenance notifications, and ...
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Bijliride has introduced a software-as-a-service platform designed to help enterprises manage electric vehicle fleets, marking the startup's expansion into B2B technology solutions.
The platform integrates several operational tools into a single system. These include real-time fleet and rider tracking, automated billing with digital payment processing, predictive maintenance notifications, and battery swap management systems. The features address common fleet management challenges such as route optimization, payment delays, vehicle downtime, and energy efficiency.
"Enterprises today demand integrated mobility solutions that ensure reliability, transparency, and sustainability," said Shivam Sisodiya, Co-Founder and CEO of Bijliride. "Our end-to-end SaaS platform pivots scale for enterprises, equips partners to reduce costs, enhance efficiency, and transition to clean operations with measurable ESG outcomes."
The company currently operates 4,000 electric two-wheelers across multiple Indian cities. It plans to increase this number to 10,000 vehicles by the end of fiscal year 2026. Bijliride has allocated ₹2.1 crore toward fleet expansion and technology development.
Founded in 2020, Bijliride provides electric two-wheeler rentals to individual consumers and businesses. The company operates 24/7 battery swapping stations and offers on-road support services. It has stated a goal of reaching one million users by 2030 as part of its expansion strategy focused on franchise-led growth and technology integration.