Online grocery startup Grofers, which recently raised Rs 400 crore fresh funding, today said it has commenced delivery operations via e-rickshaws in the national capital to reduce delivery cost by 25 per cent.
The company said it aims to upsize the fleet delivery to 50 e-rickshaws on Delhi-NCR roads in the next 3-4 months.
The introduction of this environment-friendly electric fleet will help Grofers reduce cost of delivery by 25 per cent and cater to the growing influx of orders, the company said in a statement.
Initially, customers in South Delhi will receive their groceries via e-vehicles. The services will then be extended to other regions.
"To keep pace with the quick adoption of online groceries in Delhi-NCR, we are strengthening our delivery operations. E-rickshaws are ideal for last-mile connectivity," Grofers co-founder and CEO Albinder Dhindsa said.
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