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Zypp Electric
Zypp Electric is an EV-as-a-service platform that provides electric scooters and delivery infrastructure for last-mile logistics. The platform enables e-commerce and delivery enterprises to scale green supply chains efficiently using IoT-enabled vehicles. It optimizes fleet tracking, battery swapping, and delivery management through proprietary technology. The company operates extensively across major urban markets to reduce carbon emissions.
What it does
- Deploys electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers for commercial last-mile delivery operations. - Manages IoT-enabled real-time tracking and intelligent route planning to optimize delivery workflows. - Operates a robust network of battery swapping stations to ensure continuous fleet uptime. - Provides end-to-end fleet administration, leasing, and maintenance services through a digital platform.
Why it works
Pricing model uses asset-light rental and subscription agreements tailored for commercial delivery fleets. Positioned as a dedicated green mobility solution replacing traditional fossil-fuel delivery vehicles. Technical advantage comes from integrated IoT fleet management, real-time telemetry, and automated battery swapping. Distribution scales rapidly via strategic partnerships with major retail and logistics corporations.
Category: Business & Operations
Team Size: 100+
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As of 2026
Business & Operations
Revenue: $10M-100M ARR
Electric vehicle fleet-as-a-service for sustainable last-mile delivery.
Overview
Zypp Electric is an EV-as-a-service platform that provides electric scooters and delivery infrastructure for last-mile logistics. The platform enables e-commerce and delivery enterprises to scale green supply chains efficiently using IoT-enabled vehicles. It optimizes fleet tracking, battery swapping, and delivery management through proprietary technology. The company operates extensively across major urban markets to reduce carbon emissions.
Funding status: Funded
Revenue source: Vehicle Rentals and Delivery Services
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: React, Node.js, Python, IoT Telematics, AWS
Platform: Web • Mobile
Integrations: Stripe, custom ERP APIs, Google Maps, telematics SDKs
Founder story
Zypp Electric was founded in August 2017 by Akash Gupta, Rashi Agarwal, and Tushar Mehta in Gurugram, India. Initially launched under the name Mobycy as a B2C rental service, the company pivoted to a B2B EV-as-a-service model to solve massive last-mile delivery and urban pollution challenges.
What it does
- - Deploys electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers for commercial last-mile delivery operations
- - Manages IoT-enabled real-time tracking and intelligent route planning to optimize delivery workflows
- - Operates a robust network of battery swapping stations to ensure continuous fleet uptime
- - Provides end-to-end fleet administration, leasing, and maintenance services through a digital platform.
Who it's for
- E-commerce Giants
- Food Delivery Platforms
- Quick Commerce Providers
- Gig Workers & Couriers
Why it works
- Pricing model uses asset-light rental and subscription agreements tailored for commercial delivery fleets
- Positioned as a dedicated green mobility solution replacing traditional fossil-fuel delivery vehicles
- Technical advantage comes from integrated IoT fleet management, real-time telemetry, and automated battery swapping
- Distribution scales rapidly via strategic partnerships with major retail and logistics corporations.
Growth strategies
- Strategic partnerships with quick commerce leaders
- Expansion of battery swapping infrastructure networks
- Scaling electric vehicle fleets across metropolitan areas
- Enhancing proprietary IoT fleet management software
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- Zypp Electric focuses heavily on integrated EV-as-a-service platforms with dense battery-swapping networks for last-mile delivery workers, whereas competitors like Yulu focus more broadly on shared micro-mobility rides
- Logistics operators choose Zypp for managed commercial delivery integration, though alternative leasing firms offer broader asset financing structures.