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Mahindra targets 6X revenue growth by 2030.
50% of the portfolio to be electric by FY2030.
Plans to enter 10+ global markets.
Aims for 1 million EVs on the road by 2031.
Achieved fivefold growth in EV business between FY22-FY25.
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility has announced an ambitious roadmap to transform its business by 2030. Revealed during the company’s Investor Day, the strategy focuses on rapid electrification, strong export growth, and expansion of its product categories. The company aims to make its last-mile segment one of the biggest growth pillars for the Mahindra Group over the next decade.
The company plans to grow its revenue six times by 2030. This massive growth goal is supported by three strong pillars: electrification, category expansion, and global market entry. Mahindra expects half of its last-mile portfolio to be electric by FY2030, driven by the increasing shift towards cleaner and cost-efficient mobility in India.
Mahindra expects EV adoption to rise sharply in e-commerce, urban transport, and small business logistics. With this growing demand, the company aims for 50% of its last-mile products to be fully electric by FY2030. The focus is on expanding both electric three-wheeler and electric four-wheeler cargo models to meet rising customer needs across cities and smaller towns.
Mahindra is also targeting 2X industry growth between FY23 and FY30, positioning itself as a leader in both people-movement and goods-movement segments.
To stay ahead of market demand, the company will strengthen its electric three-wheeler and electric four-wheeler offerings. Demand for electric load carriers is rising, and Mahindra plans to tap into both metro and rural markets. The aim is to build clear segment leadership across mobility applications, from passenger movement to cargo delivery.
Mahindra is preparing for strong international expansion by entering more than 10 global markets where last-mile electric mobility is gaining traction. This will help the company scale faster and position its products beyond India.
Mahindra Last Mile Mobility currently sells around 300,000 units, including popular models like:
By 2031, the company aims to place 1 million electric three-wheelers and four-wheelers on Indian roads.
The company has already shown rapid growth. Between FY22 and FY25, Mahindra’s electric commercial vehicle business grew fivefold. This growth has also boosted financial performance:
Revenue (FY25): ₹3,783 crore
Profit After Tax (FY25): ₹247 crore
This shift signals Mahindra’s move from early EV experimentation to strong, high-volume profitability.
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Mahindra Last Mile Mobility is preparing for a major transformation by 2030, focusing on electrification, product expansion, and international growth. With a target of 50% electric portfolio, 6X revenue growth, and entry into 10+ markets, the company aims to lead India’s last-mile EV segment. Backed by strong recent performance and a growing EV lineup, Mahindra is positioning itself as a major force in both domestic and global mobility markets.
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