Refex Mobility Launches Clean-Fuel Cars in Delhi-NCR, Aims to Avoid 3.5M kg CO2 Emissions
Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy, Prahlad Joshi, inaugurated Refex Mobility's new clean-fuel cars in Delhi-NCR. He urged corporates to adopt solar-based charging for their EV fleets to reduce oil imports and cut emissions.
Refex Mobility, a tech-driven transport management company with over 200 employees, aims to create one of the largest corporate clean-mobility fleets in Delhi-NCR. The company's CEO, Anirudh Arun, emphasized their customer-centric approach, focusing on dependable fleets, exceptional rider experiences, and sustainability.
Refex Mobility has committed to deploying over 400 new clean-fuel cars across Delhi-NCR within the next three months. The company has already successfully avoided over 3.5 million kilograms (35 lakh kg) of tailpipe CO2 emissions to date. Currently, Refex Mobility serves 70+ leading corporations across various sectors and has an existing fleet of over 1400 all-electric vehicles functional in major cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.
Meanwhile, Coca-Cola has announced plans to create one of the largest operational pure water fleets in the national capital within the next few quarters.
Refex Mobility's launch in Delhi-NCR aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for clean energy and sustainable mobility, as highlighted by Union Minister Prahlad Joshi. With its commitment to deploying more clean-fuel cars and reducing emissions, Refex Mobility is set to make a significant impact on the corporate mobility landscape in Delhi-NCR.
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