Motovolt Mobility Pvt. Ltd. announced that it has secured the ‘Sustainable Transport for Rural Entrepreneurs through Electric Cycles’ (S.T.R.E.E.) project tender from Convergence Energy Services Limited (CESL), a wholly owned company of EESL under the Ministry of Power. This initiative marks a significant milestone in Motovolt’s mission to transform rural mobility in India while promoting sustainability and empowering rural entrepreneurs, particularly women in Self-Help Groups (SHGs).
The S.T.R.E.E. pilot programme, initiated by CESL in partnership with the Union Ministry of Rural Development, aims to provide 1,800 cargo electric bicycles across four states—Bihar, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh. By deploying cargo e-cycles, the project seeks to enhance mobility, improve access for rural women and entrepreneurs, and offer a clean, sustainable transportation alternative. The initiative will also focus on raising awareness about the benefits of electric vehicles and building local capacity for e-mobility in underserved regions.
Motovolt will play a key role in the execution of this program by supplying and deploying cargo electric cycles specifically designed for rural applications. To ensure the program’s long-term success, Motovolt will support CESL in facilitating training sessions for SHG women, helping them maximize the utility of the electric cycles and improve their livelihoods.
Speaking about this, Tushar Choudhary, Founder & CEO, Motovolt Mobility, said, “We are thrilled for this prestigious project, which aligns perfectly with our vision of creating a sustainable and inclusive future for rural India. This initiative is about creating opportunities for rural women and entrepreneurs, improving their mobility, and fostering economic growth through clean, green solutions. At Motovolt, we believe that empowering these communities with electric mobility is a powerful way to drive change and sustainability at the grassroots level.”
Motovolt will further support CESL in its outreach to facilitate effective implementation of the project through the State Rural Livelihood Missions (SRLMs) in the respective states.