Yulu has announced a major milestone, completing 2 billion kilometres of green rides, reinforcing its leadership in India’s shared electric mobility segment. The achievement marks a significant moment in Yulu’s seven-year journey of building and scaling a new category in urban mobility.
The milestone reflects Yulu’s structural strengths, including its fleet of over 45,000 electric vehicles, AI-powered mobility platform, integrated energy ecosystem through Yuma Energy, and strong trust built with customers and ecosystem partners over the years.
Yulu’s growth trajectory has accelerated significantly, with the company taking six years to complete its first 1 billion kilometres, while the journey from 1 billion to 2 billion kilometres was achieved in just about 14 months. This rapid acceleration highlights the growing demand for Yulu’s hyperlocal goods mobility services.
The company’s purpose-built delivery EVs have played a key role in transforming intracity logistics in India, making last-mile delivery more technology-enabled, accessible, seamless, and affordable for gig workers and businesses alike.
Today, Yulu is deeply embedded in India’s doorstep delivery ecosystem through partnerships with leading e-commerce and quick commerce platforms such as Zomato, Swiggy, Big Basket, Blinkit, Flipkart Minutes, Instamart and Zepto. Yulu riders have fulfilled over 400 million green doorstep deliveries across grocery, food and emerging categories like on-demand house-help offered by platforms like Pronto, Snabbit and Urban Company. Notably, more than 1,000 women riders now use Yulu’s EVs to expand their work radius and commute more easily, thus significantly increasing their earning potential.
Yulu’s scale has generated significant goodness for society. An example of this is gig worker livelihood creation. By dismantling age-old barriers related to vehicle access, cost, creditworthiness, ease of riding, and maintenance, Yulu helps gig workers to unlock better work opportunities and save 30-40% more money compared to traditional petrol vehicles. Over 500,000 gig workers have been empowered by Yulu’s mobility platform so far.
Additionally, Yulu’s ability to support clean last-mile logistics makes it a valued ally for governments to improve urban air quality, decongest roads, and attain sustainable growth. In the last seven years, Yulu has helped avoid 54 million kilogrammes of urban CO2 emissions, underlining the role it plays in making our cities more liveable.
Amit Gupta, CEO & Co-founder of Yulu, says, “The 2-billion-kilometre milestone reflects not only Yulu’s market leadership, but also the deep impact we are creating across India’s urban mobility landscape. What started as a bold vision to build a sustainable and accessible solution has today become a critical enabler for millions of users and citizens. As we look ahead, Yulu reaffirms our commitment to helping people, businesses and cities to move better.”
In FY2027, Yulu aims to double its fleet size and enter several new cities through a mix of company-led and partner-led launches – reinforcing its ambition to remain India’s number one choice for hyperlocal goods and people mobility.
