Jupiter Electric, Porter sign MoU to promote electric vehicles

Porter will guide drivers and small business owners who select JEM Tez for switching to electric commercial mobility.;

Update: 2025-01-24 07:07 GMT
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Jupiter Electric Mobility (JEM), a subsidiary of Jupiter Wagons, announced a partnership with Porter, a goods transport agency, to promote sustainable electric mobility through JEM's Udaan programme.

"Porter will provide guidance to drivers and small business owners who select JEM Tez, JEM’s flagship electric light commercial vehicle, as their platform to switch to electric commercial mobility," says an official release from Jupiter Wagons. "Porter will support the onboarding of JEM drivers and help them unlock business growth opportunities through various initiatives which will help maximise revenue earnings for entrepreneurs."

Vivek Lohia, Managing Director, Jupiter Group says: "At Jupiter Electric Mobility, we are driven by a vision to redefine the possibilities of sustainable business models in the logistics industry. Our partnership with Porter spotlights this commitment, combining cutting-edge technology with meaningful initiatives to uplift individuals and communities. The JEM Udaan programme represents another pivotal step in this journey - empowering drivers to become entrepreneurs while contributing to a greener future. Together, we aim to create an ecosystem where sustainability fuels growth and prosperity, delivering long-term value to all our stakeholders."

Tanuj Khandelwal, VP, Porter adds: "We are excited to be a part of the JEM Udaan programme. This will be a meaningful step towards fostering a green logistics ecosystem. Through this initiative, we aim to empower individuals with entrepreneurial skills and enhance their livelihoods. Our collaboration with Jupiter Electric Mobility reflects a mutual commitment to sustainability and empowering individuals in logistics."

Porter has a network of over 7.5 lakh drivers and has serviced over 1.5 crore customers across 22 cities with a workforce of 2,600 employees, the release added.

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