FedEx team up with Chennai Super Kings for a co-branded EV deliveries in India

Key Highlights:

• FedEx has added TATA Ace EVs in Mumbai.
• This expansion is part of FedEx’s main goal to achieve carbon-neutral operations.
• FedEx has partnered with the Chennai Super Kings (CSK).
• The company has a long history with green transport.
• A FedEx study shows that 90% of Indian consumers prefer eco-friendly businesses.

FedEx is demonstrating its strong support for green transportation in India. It has added 13 more TATA Ace EV for last-mile deliveries in Mumbai. Including this, FedEx now operates 59 electric vehicles across key cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. FedEx is the world’s largest express delivery company.

Specifications and features of Tata Ace EV

The Tata Ace EV is an efficient, reliable, and eco-friendly last-mile delivery vehicle. As India's first four-wheeled electric commercial vehicle, it’s built on the trusted Tata Ace range. It offers good performance and reliable uptime. It is backed by its EV Support and Service Centres. Tata Ace EV is powered by Tata Motors' EvoGen technology. The Ace EV is made to help operators boost productivity and save on costs.

It comes with a solid electric vehicle ecosystem and easy-to-use charging infrastructure, making it simple to operate without hassle. The Ace EV focuses on operator comfort and ease. Plus, its smart connectivity with telematics makes it a perfect fit for city-based operations.

Key Features of the Tata Ace EV

• It is powered by a 21.3kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery pack.
• The Tata Ace EV delivers 27kW of power and 130Nm of torque.
• Features a rigid leaf spring suspension in both the front and rear for better ride comfort and load capacity.
• Equipped with a dual-circuit hydraulic braking system.
• Front brakes are disc and rear brakes are drum
• It comes with tyre pressure monitoring system, a rearview camera, a 7-inch infotainment screen, and a digital instrument cluster.​

Leadership Insights

“FedEx was the first global delivery company to use hybrid-electric vehicles in 2003, and we started using battery-powered vehicles even earlier, in 1994. We’re proud to carry forward this legacy by helping reduce emissions and grow sustainable logistics in India. Our step-by-step and practical approach to adding EVs makes sure we keep serving our customers while cutting down our carbon emissions,” said Suvendu Choudhury, Vice President of Operations, Planning and Engineering for FedEx in India.

This expansion is part of FedEx’s global plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040. This move supports its green goals and also includes brand tie-ups to increase visibility. FedEx has rolled out electric vehicles with Chennai Super Kings (CSK). Chennai Super Kings is one of the most popular IPL teams. These co-branded EVs are now running in Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru.

The use of electric vehicles by the company shows a growing change in what consumers expect today. A recent study conducted by FedEx revealed that 90% of Indian consumers prefer companies that focus on sustainability. By choosing clean transport options, FedEx is not only cutting down on carbon emissions and air pollution in cities but also meeting the rising demand for eco-friendly delivery services.

Also Read: Tata Motors Focuses on Multi-Fuel Strategy: Diesel, EVs, Hydrogen, and LNG for Transport

CMV360 Says

As electric vehicles become a smart, efficient, and low-emission choice for last-mile delivery, FedEx’s growing EV fleet is a smart step. It supports India’s changing supply chain needs and strengthens the company’s global focus on sustainability. People are tired of pollution and delays, and cleaner last-mile delivery makes a difference in daily life. Partnering with CSK also makes it more relatable for everyday Indians who follow cricket.