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Updated On: 16-Mar-2026 09:00 AM
iGO Wise Mobility and Daiots Arc Private Limited will deploy 1,000 BeiGo X4 electric trikes for temperature-sensitive urban deliveries in India, starting with 100 vehicles and expanding across key city corridors.
The initial phase will see 100 BeiGo X4 trikes deployed, with a phased rollout targeting 1,000 standardised units. The partnership aims to support logistics operators handling time-critical and temperature-sensitive cargo, such as groceries for restaurants, battery packs, and health beverages like neera. Maintaining product quality during transit is a key commercial priority for these segments.
iGO Wise Mobility will supply the vehicles, while Daiots Arc will provide AI-driven routing, IoT telematics, and predictive maintenance systems. This collaboration is intended to offer a turnkey, enterprise-grade solution for fleet operators.
The BeiGo X4 features patented anti-topple tilting technology, designed for mid-mile and penultimate-mile urban routes. Its compact design allows it to navigate dense city corridors efficiently. The modular build supports cold-chain mounting options, making it suitable for cargo that requires consistent temperature control from dispatch to delivery.
iGO Wise Mobility describes the BeiGo X4 as combining car-like stability with the footprint of a two-wheeler. This design provides an advantage in urban environments where larger vehicles face access and parking challenges. The vehicle is built for high stability, payload adaptability, and operational productivity.
Daiots Arc’s platform currently operates in Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad, and Bangalore, managing fleets of scooters and low-speed electric karts for last-mile logistics. The addition of the BeiGo X4, a three-wheeled vehicle described as a high-speed “2.5-wheeler,” is intended to handle larger payloads at greater speeds. This addresses a gap that smaller electric vehicles have not filled for enterprise clients.
The memorandum covers vehicle supply, centralized operations dashboards, enterprise service-level agreements, and standardised maintenance and remote diagnostics. The routing system considers thermal zones, battery charge, and local weather, all of which can affect delivery outcomes for temperature-sensitive goods.
Pilot corridors will initially serve quick-commerce platforms, premium grocers, and health-drink distributors. The pilot phase will be measured against performance indicators such as spoilage reduction, on-time delivery rates, and total cost of ownership. Results will inform a broader national rollout, with operational playbooks developed to support scaling.
This announcement comes amid growing investment in electric last-mile logistics in India. Urban congestion, rising fuel costs, and stricter emissions norms are driving fleet operators toward electric vehicle solutions. Demand for reliable cold-chain delivery is rising, especially in the quick-commerce segment across major metros and tier-two cities.
iGO Wise Mobility is headquartered in Bangalore and focuses on high-tech, multi-wheel electric vehicles for urban logistics. Daiots Arc Private Limited operates as an EV fleet intelligence platform, integrating electric mobility, IoT infrastructure, and data science to build advanced fleet ecosystems in India.