Yulu Crosses one Billion EV Kilometres in Bengaluru

Bengaluru-born Yulu has announced that its shared Electric Vehicles (EVs) have surpassed one billion kilometres of rides in the city. With 22,500 EVs on road, Yulu remains Bengaluru’s leading short-distance mobility platform for deliveries, commutes and leisure rides. Further illustrating its scale and impact, the company revealed that it has powered 190 million doorstep deliveries in the city and eliminated 27 million kilogrammes of CO2 emissions through its EV-sharing platform that makes mobility technology-enabled, accessible, seamless and affordable for millions of users.

For perspective, 27 million kg of CO2 is roughly equivalent to the annual emissions from approximately 18,500 cars.

Bengaluru is a major market for Yulu, which is also present in Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Hyderabad. Across these directly operated markets, Yulu has 46,000 EVs that have collectively covered two billion green kilometres, preventing 54 million kg of CO2 emissions.

With a presence across every major pincode in Bengaluru, Yulu is deeply embedded in the city’s mobility fabric. Its network spans Peenya to Whitefield and Hebbal to Electronic City, supported by 16 Yulu Centres and 700 plus Yulu Zones that enable efficient, on-demand access from high-density demand hubs across the city.  

Yulu’s vertically integrated mobility stack and operational expertise have made it the city’s number one quick-commerce delivery platform. Its smart vehicles, AI-enabled fleet rebalancing systems, predictive maintenance protocols and dense energy network through Yuma Energy allow Yulu to keep a steady supply of EVs available at all times. This not only gives Yulu better unit economics than other players but also keeps rentals low for its delivery partner users, who can save 30-40 percent more money compared to using petrol bikes.

These factors give Yulu an edge over smaller mobility fleets whose fragmented operations, reliance on multiple vehicle models and offline services make them relatively inefficient and hinders scale. This is particularly evident in the quick commerce delivery segment, where Yulu comprises one of three delivery vehicles at dark stores in the city. In March 2026 alone, Yulu enabled 8.5 million deliveries (i.e., close to 300,000 deliveries per day), a clear reflection of its ubiquity and value-addition in Bengaluru’s delivery economy. At a pan-India level, riders using Yulu have fulfilled 400 million green deliveries.

Beyond quick commerce and e-commerce, Yulu is also addressing the mobility needs of another fast-growing segment — the on-demand household services market — further expanding its role in powering better livelihoods for disadvantaged female gig professionals.

Amit Gupta, Co-founder and CEO of Yulu, says, “Namma Bengaluru has always been at the 

heart of Yulu’s story. Today, nine years after we were founded in this very city, we are proud to remain the clear “first choice for the last mile”.  The one billion-km milestone is just the beginning, as Yulu strives to make Bengaluru a national leader in technology-enabled EV adoption. As we look ahead to the future, Yulu remains committed to championing electric mobility that is not only sustainable, but also affordable and accessible to millions of Bengalureans and Indians.”

Over the coming year, Yulu aims to expand its Bengaluru-based fleet to between 35,000 and 40,000 vehicles, supporting 20 million deliveries every month. It will also continue to take its shared mobility service denser and deeper in every neighbourhood in the city.