French automaker Citroen announced on Monday that it will supply 2,000 units of its electric vehicle, the e-C3, to urban e-mobility company CAB-EEZ Infra Tech Pvt Ltd over the course of the year.
The two firms have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), and the first 100 e-C3 units have already been delivered, according to a statement from Citroen India.
This increases the number of e-C3 units in the Cab-E fleet to over 300, with the vehicles now operating in Mumbai and Pune, the statement added.
“Cab-E has been an early adopter of the e-C3, and their ongoing preference for this model confirms Citroen’s role in advancing sustainable transportation,” said Shishir Mishra, Citroen India Brand Director.
Cab-E Director & CEO Kuldip Ghosh commented, “This partnership not only benefits stakeholders but also strengthens Cab-E’s leadership in the electric urban mobility market.”
The Citroen e-C3 boasts an ARAI-certified range of 320 kilometers per charge and can be nearly fully charged in under an hour, according to the company.
