Blue Energy Motors (BEM), the top manufacturer of environmentally friendly trucks in India, introduced its electric heavy-duty vehicle featuring battery swapping capabilities, with Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis presiding over the launch ceremony.

The Chief Minister revealed the vehicle at BEM's Chakan manufacturing plant in Pune, which has a production capacity of 10,000 units, and simultaneously opened India's inaugural electric transportation corridor connecting Mumbai and Pune.

This corridor represents the initial phase of a comprehensive strategy to convert all primary national highway routes to electric infrastructure within the coming three years. The development signifies an important achievement in creating a more sustainable and effective cargo transportation system while supporting India's commitment to achieving Net Zero emissions.

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BEM has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Maharashtra's state government for establishing a new manufacturing facility capable of producing 30,000 trucks annually, supported by a financial commitment of Rs.3,500 crore. According to information released by BEM, the company is experiencing robust market interest and has secured agreements for more than 10,000 electric vehicles. The sophisticated technology incorporated in these trucks positions BEM's electric vehicles as having the most competitive Total Cost of Ownership within the sector.

A cutting-edge fleet of robust electric commercial vehicles equipped with battery exchange technology has been introduced, representing the establishment of India's inaugural electric transportation route connecting Mumbai and Pune. This launch encompasses the nation's pioneering Energy-as-a-Service framework specifically designed for heavy commercial vehicles.

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These vehicles provide the most economical ownership expenses, endless driving range via battery exchange systems, and superior cargo capacity within their class. Featuring sophisticated mobility technology, these trucks have been engineered and validated for Indian operating environments, establishing them as a major advancement in eco-friendly and effective cargo transport solutions.

Devendra Fadnavis said: “This launch showcases Maharashtra’s leadership in sustainable innovation. Blue Energy Motors’ Made-in-India Electric Truck with Battery Swapping Technology, along with the Mumbai–Pune corridor, India’s first highway to go electric, aligns seamlessly with the nation’s vision for Atmanirbhar Bharat and for a greener, self-reliant future. I applaud their efforts in advancing both environmental sustainability and industrial growth”.

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Anirudh Bhuwalka, Founder and Managing Director, Blue Energy Motors adds, “Our electric truck delivers unlimited range through battery swapping, highest payload in its category and Advanced Mobility Intelligence for fleet reliability. The Mumbai–Pune corridor is the first step in building a nationwide network of sustainable logistics, driving India’s green freight future forward.”

Anshuman Ruia, Director, Essar says that the launch marks a milestone in India’s de-carbonisation journey. “It reinforces our commitment to advancing green mobility through cleaner energy, advanced technology, and sustainable infrastructure, driving a shift toward a low-carbon, efficient, and resilient economy,” he said.