AMO Mobility Solutions and Trigo Electric have announced a strategic collaboration to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption and revolutionise last-mile logistics in India. Under a newly signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Trigo Electric will procure 10,000 electric bikes from AMO Mobility within six months. 

This partnership solidifies AMO Mobility Solutions' commitment to providing comprehensive 3S (Sales, Service, and Spares) support to Trigo Electric, strengthening its position as a provider of advanced electric mobility solutions.

"We are excited to partner with Trigo Electric and contribute to transforming last-mile logistics and mobility in India," said Sushant Kumar, founder and managing director of AMO Mobility. "By leveraging our expertise and range of electric two-wheelers, we aim to revolutionise the delivery industry and provide efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective logistics solutions."

"Trigo Electric is dedicated to driving sustainable last-mile logistics and mobility solutions with their fleet of electric two-wheelers," stated Shahnawaz Rao, founder and CEO of Trigo Electric. "Partnering with AMO Electric Bikes allows us to provide sustainable and efficient logistic solutions to our customers, which perfectly aligns with our vision for a greener future."

AMO Mobility will supply electric two-wheelers to Trigo Electric, facilitating the revolutionisation of last-mile logistics and delivery operations. With AMO Mobility's extensive experience in the EV sector, seamless servicing of the vehicles and availability of genuine spares are ensured.

By leveraging their expertise and resources, both companies aim to accelerate the transition from conventional vehicles to electric mobility and create a cleaner and more sustainable future. AMO Electric Bikes had previously partnered with Hala Mobility, EVeeZ, and CABT.  

"We believe electric mobility is the future, and by collaborating with Trigo Electric, we are taking a significant step towards achieving our vision," added Kumar. "This partnership will benefit our respective companies and contribute to the larger goal of creating a sustainable and green transportation ecosystem in India."

EV two-wheeler sales in India rose over two-and-half-fold to 8,46,976 units in 2022-23 over the previous fiscal, according to the Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles. Total sales of these products stood at 3,27,900 units in 2021-22.