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Gateway Distriparks deploys Blue Energy Motors electric heavy trucks

Gateway Distriparks has deployed Blue Energy Motors' electric heavy-duty trucks at its ICD Garhi Harsaru facility in Gurugram to drive green freight.

Gateway Distriparks deploys Blue Energy Motors electric heavy trucks
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In a major push towards decarbonising India’s freight and supply chain sector ahead of World EV Day, Gateway Distriparks Limited (GDL), one of the country’s leading multimodal logistics service providers, has integrated Blue Energy Motors’ electric heavy-duty trucks into its commercial freight operations.

The zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles were officially flagged off at Gateway Distriparks’ Inland Container Depot (ICD) located in Garhi Harsaru, Gurugram, Haryana. This strategic deployment forms part of the logistics major's ongoing commitment to advancing sustainable mobility across its extensive transportation network and container logistics framework.

The integration of heavy-duty electric trucks into active commercial freight operations represents a pivotal milestone in the evolution of India's logistics landscape. As supply chain requirements evolve, sector leaders are increasingly prioritising solutions that balance high-level operational efficiency with environmental responsibility. By integrating these purpose-built electric vehicles into daily freight runs, Gateway Distriparks aims to significantly reduce the environmental impact of cargo movement while supporting the nation's broader transition towards cleaner transportation ecosystems.

Speaking on the milestone deployment, Mr. Samvid Gupta, Joint Managing Director, Gateway Distriparks Limited, said, "Sustainability is an increasingly important priority across supply chains, and we are committed to adopting solutions that support our environmental goals while maintaining the reliability and efficiency our customers expect. The deployment of electric trailers marks an important step in this journey. With the support of Blue Energy Motors and its charging ecosystem, Gateway Distriparks has deployed electric trailers for first and last mile connectivity, demonstrating the growing viability of electric trailers in container logistics. This initiative reflects our commitment to building a more sustainable logistics ecosystem while continuing to deliver operational excellence".

Purpose-built specifically for heavy commercial freight applications, the electric trucks engineered by Blue Energy Motors are designed to deliver the high performance, dependability, and maximum operational uptime demanded by intensive supply chain workflows. The vehicles come equipped with advanced battery technology, intelligent vehicle management systems, and are backed by a dedicated service support ecosystem. Together, these features cater directly to the evolving requirements of modern freight movement while ensuring cleaner, smarter, and more efficient transportation of goods across first and last-mile connectivity.

Commenting on the commercial partnership and deployment, Mr. Anand Mimani, CEO – EV & New Energy, Blue Energy Motors, said, “We are pleased to partner with Gateway Distriparks in deploying our electric trucks for commercial logistics operations. The transition to electric mobility in heavy-duty transportation will be driven by solutions that can demonstrate performance, reliability and operational viability in real-world applications. Deployments such as this allow us to work closely with fleet operators, understand their requirements and support the practical adoption of electric trucks across freight operations.”

This deployment builds directly upon the growing momentum of electric freight mobility throughout India. Blue Energy Motors’ electric heavy-duty trucks have previously undergone real-world operations along the critical Mumbai–Delhi NCR corridor, proving the practical viability and reliability of zero-tailpipe-emission freight transport on one of India’s busiest commercial routes. As electric heavy vehicles increasingly take on cargo movements along key economic corridors, they serve to accelerate the electrification of the heavy commercial road transport segment while reducing the overall carbon footprint of freight operations.

The initiative arrives at a crucial juncture as India's broader logistics sector accelerates its transition towards lower-emission transportation solutions, spurred by evolving corporate sustainability targets, supportive regulatory frameworks, and an increasing need for operational efficiency. As fleet owners seek scalable and dependable pathways to decarbonise freight, electric heavy-duty trucks are positioning themselves as vital enablers of green transport.

With a fleet of over 1,400 green heavy-duty trucks operating across major freight routes in India, Blue Energy Motors has crossed more than 122 million green kilometres on Indian roads. This cumulative operational footprint has effectively prevented over 33,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions, an impact equivalent to the carbon absorption capacity of nearly 1.3 million trees. Cementing its position as India’s No. 1 Green Truck Brand, Blue Energy Motors continues to pioneer sustainable freight mobility across the subcontinent through its expanding commercial portfolio of LNG and electric heavy-duty trucks.

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