VECV Ties Up with Jio-bp Pulse to Boost EV Charging Access

VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV)

VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV), a Volvo Group–Eicher Motors JV, has signed an MoU with Jio-bp pulse to provide seamless charging access for its electric truck and bus customers. The partnership will connect Eicher EVs to Jio-bp’s 6,000+ DC fast-charging points across cities, highways, and EV hubs.

The collaboration will also integrate charger discoverability into the My Eicher app, giving fleet operators real-time visibility of charging locations and availability. While Jio-bp will offer its charging infrastructure and customized solutions, VECV will bring its expertise in electric truck technology, jointly promoting wider EV adoption in India’s commercial vehicle sector.

Vinod Aggarwal, Managing Director and CEO, VECV, said, “The MoU with Jio‑bp pulse represents a major milestone in our journey to electrify trucking in India. By integrating Jio-bp pulse’s extensive charging network into our My Eicher app, we are resolving a critical barrier to electric fleet adoption by facilitating seamless access to high‑power chargers wherever our vehicles operate. The collaboration between VECV and Jio-bp pulse will accelerate the transition to zero‑emission logistics, ensuring our customers can confidently embrace electric mobility at scale.”

Sarthak Behuria, Chairman, Jio-bp, said, “Collaboration between Jio-bp and VECV represents a significant step forward in our vision to transform India’s mobility landscape. Electric mobility is a cornerstone of this transformation, and this partnership plays a pivotal role in electrifying the critical trucking sector and driving EV adoption among fleet operators. Every such alliance brings us closer to realizing the Government’s ambitious goal of widespread electric vehicle adoption across the country.”

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