Launch · Mobility & Logistics

Sikhar Fleet launches EV operations in Delhi-NCR

By Startup Enthusiast · 14 January 2026

What they do

Sikhar Fleet provides B2B EV Fleet-as-a-Service for ride-hailing and logistics

The company launched operations in Delhi-NCR with over 50 electric vehicles

It aims to scale to 1,000 EVs within 12 months across cities

Sikhar Fleet has officially started its operations in the Delhi-NCR region.
The company operates as a B2B EV Fleet-as-a-Service (FaaS) provider.
Founders Sanjay Jadoun and Dharam Jadoun lead the newly launched venture.
Sikhar Fleet currently manages a fleet of more than 50 electric vehicles.
The company has signed MOUs for over 200 additional EVs in its pipeline.
Its primary customers include ride-hailing platforms, enterprises, and logistics players.
Sikhar Fleet offers trained drivers, maintained EVs, and performance management tools.
The launch marks the operational start for this late 2025-founded startup.

The company targets high-demand segments like ride-hailing and last-mile logistics.
It claims greater than 95% vehicle uptime for its fleet operations.
Sikhar Fleet reports that more than 90% of its fleet is profitable.
It has partnered with Rapido as an official EV fleet partner.

Sikhar Fleet provides electric vehicles to businesses on a service basis.
It serves ride-hailing platforms, corporate clients, and logistics companies.
The model includes trained drivers and daily earning visibility for users.
Services cover charging partnerships and energy management for EV fleets.
The company ensures clean and maintained EVs for its business partners.
It offers faster payouts and transparent performance metrics to clients.
Operations focus on urban mobility and last-mile delivery solutions.
The business model relies on fleet uptime and profitability metrics.
Sikhar Fleet manages vehicle performance through dedicated technology and support.

Sikhar Fleet plans to scale to over 1,000 EVs within 12 months.
The company intends to expand operations to multiple cities beyond Delhi-NCR.
It aims to serve corporate mobility and first-mile/last-mile transport segments.