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Electric trucks are gaining strong momentum in India due to rising fuel costs, stricter emission norms, and government push for EV adoption. Leading companies like Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and Mahindra Electric are driving this transformation.

From last-mile delivery to mid-haul logistics, electric trucks are now available across multiple segments.

Best Electric Trucks in India

1. Tata Ace EV

By Tata Motors

Range: 154 km

Payload: ~600–1000 kg

Battery: 21.3 kWh

Charging Time: ~6–7 hours

Best for: E-commerce & last-mile delivery

One of India’s most popular EV mini trucks, widely used by companies like Amazon and Flipkart.

2. Tata Ace EV 1000

From Tata Motors

Payload: 1000 kg

Range: ~161 km

Best for: Heavy last-mile logistics

An upgraded version offering higher payload capacity.

3. Tata Intra EV (Upcoming/Expected)

By Tata Motors

Expected Range: 200+ km

Segment: Pickup

Best for: Mid-range cargo transport

Expected to disrupt the electric pickup segment.

4. Ashok Leyland Bada Dost EV

From Ashok Leyland

Payload: ~1.5 ton

Range: ~150 km

Best for: Urban logistics

Strong competitor to Tata in the electric LCV space.

5. Ashok Leyland Dost EV

By Ashok Leyland

Range: ~120 km

Payload: ~1000 kg

Best for: Small businesses

Efficient and cost-effective for city transport.

6. Mahindra Treo Zor

From Mahindra Electric

Range: 125 km

Payload: ~550 kg

Best for: Last-mile cargo

A 3-wheeler cargo EV, extremely popular in urban delivery.

7. Mahindra ZEO (Upcoming Electric Truck)

By Mahindra Electric

Expected Range: 160 km

Segment: Light truck

Best for: Future-ready logistics

An upcoming product expected to expand Mahindra’s EV portfolio.

8. Eicher Pro 2055 EV

From Eicher Motors

Range: ~120–150 km

Payload: ~2–3 tons

Best for: Mid-mile delivery

A strong option for fleet operators moving toward electrification.

9. Olectra Electric Truck

By Olectra Greentech

Segment: Medium-duty

Range: 150+ km

Best for: Fleet and logistics companies

Known for electric buses, now expanding into trucks.

10. PMI Electro Cargo Truck

By PMI Electro Mobility

Segment: Cargo EV

Range: ~120 km

Best for: Urban cargo transport

A growing player in India’s EV commercial segment.

Conclusion

Electric trucks in India are no longer just experimental — they are becoming mainstream in logistics and transportation.

BYD Seal Electric Car Lease

The new 2026 version will get updated 19” alloys, BYD logo stitched into the headrests, a new Driver Monitoring System, Dynaudio 12-speaker sound system, front seats which are electrically adjustable / heated / ventilated, Bluetooth key and HUD. The team have added 85 litres to the boot and a further 19 litres to the frunk, to make this even more family friendly. With a 6 year (or 93,750 mile warranty) the BYD are proud of their product.

Prices start at £45,730 for the Design and this offers:        

This RWD will have an 82.5 kWh usable battery which will offer 0 – 62 times of 5.9 seconds, 112 mph top speeds and 230 kW (or 308 hp). Expect a combined winter range of 260 miles with warmer weather allowing for 345 miles. A combined 295-mile range. On charging, the 11 kW AC max will allow 9 hour 0 – 100% charging times with the 150 kW DC maximum allowing 36 minute 10 – 80% times. A cargo volume of 428L is available with this car. It has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 145 mpg. This option can to 750kg (Unbraked) and 1000kg (Braked). The heat pump is standard with the car. But the EV will have Bidirectional charging, with a V2L / Vehicle-to-Load capability of 3.3 kW AC via an exterior Type 2 outlet.

Prices start at £48,730 for the Excellence and this offers:        

Smart Hashtag 5 Brabus Electric Car Lease

In terms of the car shown, the Smart Hashtag 5 475kW Brabus 100kWh 5dr Auto Electric Car Lease, this is based on the following configuration:

Matte - Atom grey

Dynamic leather - Brabus

21'' Monoblock Z alloy wheels

Brabus - an AWD car, this has a 94kWh usable lithium battery will deliver 0 – 62 times of 3.8 seconds, 130 mph top speeds and 475 kW (or 637hp). Expect a combined winter range of 235 miles with warmer weather allowing for 315 miles - a combined 280 miles. On charging, the 22 kW AC max will allow 5 hours and 30 minute 0 – 100% charging times with the 400 kW DC maximum allowing 18 minute 10 – 80% times. A cargo volume of 630L is available with this car. It has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 121 mpg. This EV will have Bidirectional charging - a 3.3kW AC exterior adapter (V2L). The car will arrive with a heat pump as standard. And the car will be able to tow 750kg (Unbraked) and 1600kg (Braked);

New BMW iX3 SUV Electric Car Lease

Kia PV5 Cargo Electric Van Lease

The van will launch in two specification including:

Essential - 2-seat layout, 16” wheels, automatic headlights, LED headlights, electrically adjustable and heated doors mirrors, rain sensing wipers, start/stop button, air conditioning, wireless Apple CarPlay, front/rear parking sensors, forward-collision avoidance, smart key, Thatcham Cat 1 alarm, lane keep assist, high driving assist, OTA, 12.9” screen, 7.5” driver display and navigation; and 

Plus - this adds V2L, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, wireless phone charger, electrically folding mirror, rear cross traffic alert and safe exit warning. Additional options include the heat pump (£640 plus Vat) and the dual manual sliding doors (£355 plus Vat).     

Two battery versions of the Cargo will launch including:

FWD SR - this standard range option will have a 51.5 kWh battery will offer 90kW via the single motor, utilises a 400V charging infrastructure, capable of 7 hour charging on a 7kW AC unit and around 20-25 minutes for a rapid charging session for 10 - 80% on a 150kW charge point. This van is set to offer around 180 miles of range. The van delivers 16.3 sec 0 - 62 times, 84mph top speeds, has a 4.4m(cubed) cargo volume and has a 790kg payload. This van can tow 450kg (braked). Service intervals are every 24 months or 20,000 miles (whichever lands sooner); and       

One of our best-selling vans here at e-car lease and VanLease (https://www.carlease.uk.com/hubs/van-lease-deals/) is the robust ID Buzz cargo from Volkswagen. While the Buzz people carrier has proved to be a popular car in the fleet and business world, commercial operators have also been sampling the commercial vehicle equivalent.

ID Buzz Cargo Commerce - from £46,141 this includes speed limiter, cruise control, anti-theft alarm, App-Connect with Apple CarPlay, power adjustable and heated door mirrors, sliding left and right door, autonomous emergency braking, LED headlights, lane keeping system, multifunction camera, LED interior lights, climate control, heated front seats, navigation, 12.9” colour screen and headlight rage control;

ID Buzz Cargo Commerce Plus - from £51,241 this adds heated windscreen, Discover Pro navigation, rear view camera, intelligent park assist, 19” alloys, adaptive cruise control and rain sensing wipers;

ID Buzz Cargo Commerce 4 Motion - from £48,541 this adds the AWD functionality on your van; and

ID Buzz Cargo Commerce Plus - £52,441 this adds the AWD functionality on your van.

But how does the Buzz Cargo perform? As per the below:   

The Puma EV will be launching in two formats including:

Select - from £29,995 the standard model will include 17” alloys, LED projector lights with day time running function, wireless charging pad, power start button, quickclear front windscreen, rear view camera, rear parking sensors, cruise control, land keeping aid and lane departure warning;    

Premium -  from £31,995 the standard model will include add 18” alloy, Matrix LED lights, power-foldable heated door mirrors with puddle lights, front scuff plates, 12” touchscreen display, B&O audio system, keyless entry and power lift tailgate.  

But what about the performance - is the electric Puma a good car?