On World EV Day 2025, VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV) reaffirms its commitment to supporting India’s shift towards clean mobility with an ecosystem-led approach. For VECV, electric mobility goes beyond building vehicles to also include charging infrastructure, connected services, and sustainable and inclusive manufacturing practices that make EV adoption scalable and future-ready.
As part of this vision, VECV is steadily expanding its electric vehicle portfolio with products like EV-first Eicher Pro X Small Truck, category-first Eicher 2055 EV and the Eicher Skyline Pro Electric bus, already deployed in several cities and finding traction in staff and school transport. To strengthen charging access for customers, VECV has partnered with Charging Point Operators enabling Eicher customers to access thousands of charging points across India.
VECV is equally focused on sustainable manufacturing practices. Its Industry 4.0-enabled Bhopal plant features AI-driven energy monitoring, an all-women assembly line, and environmentally conscious design principles. Today, 42% of VECV’s total energy needs are met through renewable sources, backed by a 75 MW captive solar capacity, with a target of reaching 70% by FY27. The manufacturing facility also houses a 52-million-litre rainwater harvesting reservoir, capable of supporting operations for up to four months, reinforcing VECV’s aim to become water-positive by 2030. Collectively, these measures ensure that Eicher’s EVs are manufactured in one of the cleanest and most resource-efficient facilities in industry.
As one of the industry leaders, VECV was among the first to unveil BS-VI vehicles in 2019 and continues to innovate with alternate fuels, including CNG, LNG, H2ICE, and hydrogen fuel cells, complementing its electric mobility solutions.
Through a combination of product innovation, sustainable manufacturing practices, renewable energy integration, and ecosystem partnerships, VECV aims to complement national priorities and contribute to India’s journey towards achieving its net-zero targets.
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