Magenta Mobility expands operations, enters Surat, Gujarat

The launch event in Surat was graced by Gaurav VK Singhvi, on behalf of JITO-JIIF.

22 Sep 2023 | 5584 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Magenta Mobility, electric mobility and EV charging solutions provider, has expanded its operations and announced its entry in Gujarat. The company is now extending its electric mobility expertise to Surat, with a strategic initiative aimed at assisting businesses in reducing CO2 emissions and advancing sustainable logistics solutions.

With robust infrastructure, unwavering commitment to sustainability, economic significance, and strong government backing, Surat is well-positioned to embrace cleaner transportation alternatives, reducing its carbon footprint. Understanding this, Magenta Mobility's launch of EVs (3W and 4W Cargo Fleet) on Surat's streets marks a notable milestone in the journey toward "Decarbonising Logistics in India," offering businesses in Surat a substantial opportunity to transition to clean mobility, the company said in a statement.

Maxson Lewis, founder and Managing Director, Magenta Mobility, commented, “Surat has been an early adopter of EVs and has shown remarkable progress in terms of adoption over the years. We are confident that our efforts here will further drive electric vehicle adoption, serving a broader clientele and contributing to a sustainable future."

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