Industry experts claim that due to more daily rides, electric three-wheelers are proving to be a lucrative option. As opposed to its petrol counterpart which has a running cost of approximately Rs. 4 per km, the electric alternative is around Rs. 0.5 per km.

As a responsible e-commerce business leader, you are constantly battling cut-throat competition with wafer-thin margins. The winning formula in such a business comes from practices where business economics and environmental sustainability can co-exist. It’s every entrepreneur’s responsibility to actively contribute to decongesting the roads and decarbonising the environment through eco-friendly logistics systems.

COVID-19 has had devastating effects on the world as well as the Indian economy. While most industries in India have taken a hit and to win in adversity, many companies have tailored strategies to fit in today’s unique context. The Indian e-commerce industry has exhibited unprecedented growth as the estimated revenue from this segment will reach $120 Billion in 2020, growing at an annual rate of 51%.

The coming decade in India looks electric. There is a lot to gain, both in terms of energy conservation and economic growth, with the adoption of electric vehicles. As per a report by NITI Aayog, accelerated adoption of electric vehicles can lead to savings of $60 billion in petrol and diesel costs. Most importantly, electric vehicles in India have zero tailpipe emissions, are less noisy, and with a tank-to-wheel efficiency of approximately 60-80%, they outperform your conventional cars considerably.

If you have been thinking of buying an ebike but hesitant to pull the trigger, now might the perfect time to make that purchase. The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed how we get around on a day-to-day basis. Public transportation is seen as risky. You might consider walking to get errands done. But that can also be time-consuming when you are in a hurry. In such a scenario, ebikes offer an effective solution.