Allcargo Gati Introduces AFVs to Boost Sustainable Logistics

Allcargo Gati Limited (formerly Gati Limited), one of India’s premier Express Distribution and Supply Chain Management company, is set to roll out more than 1700 rebranded with the range of Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs) across India for the first and last-mile deliveries. This is a part of Allcargo Group’s larger rebranding and sustainability initiative to become carbon neutral by 2040.

On the back of the ongoing implementation of government policy initiatives such as PM Gati Shakti – National Master Plan, National logistics policy and Bharatmala, Allcargo Gati is further expanding its service network in Tier 2 and 3 cities.

Commenting on the rollout of the rebranded fleet, Uday Sharma, Chief Commercial Officer, Allcargo Gati Limited, said, “The launch of our rebranded fleet underscores our commitment to sustainability and operational excellence. By integrating cutting-edge technology with enhanced efficiency, the AFVs are designed to reduce our carbon footprint while driving cost-effectiveness for our customers.”

“Roll out of our rebranded fleet marks a bold step toward a faster, more reliable, and environmentally responsible delivery experience. These rebranded vehicles will better meet the dynamic needs of the market. The initiative is in line with the Group’s vision to reduce ecological footprint by implementing innovative solutions,” said Kaushal Shetty, Head, Marketing and Transformation, Allcargo Gati. 

Allcargo Gati serves over 5,400 pin codes directly, with access to 19,800 pin codes, covering 735 out of 739 districts in India. The newly rebranded trucks feature superior fuel efficiency, and sustainability features to meet diverse and growing demands of the customers.

Allcargo Gati is part of Allcargo Group, a global logistics conglomerate with over 300 offices in 180 countries, offering International Air, Ocean and Multimodal Freight solutions, Inland Container Depots and Warehousing, bringing international-standard expertise to logistics operations across continents.