Cargo Matters has announced an investment of ₹66 crore to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure across South India. The company is undertaking this initiative in partnership with TRYK Charge to support the growing adoption of electric mobility, particularly in the logistics sector.
As part of the collaboration, the companies plan to deploy a wide EV charging network across major southern states. The project aims to strengthen charging availability along important transport routes and commercial hubs to make EV operations more practical for fleet operators.
The initiative is expected to play an important role in accelerating the transition toward sustainable transportation. By improving charging accessibility, the companies aim to address one of the key challenges faced by EV users, especially in the commercial vehicle segment.
Cargo Matters said the partnership reflects its commitment to building a greener logistics ecosystem. The company is focusing on developing infrastructure that can support the long-term growth of electric commercial vehicles in India.
TRYK Charge will support the project with its charging technology and infrastructure expertise. The collaboration is expected to help improve operational efficiency for EV fleets and encourage more companies to shift toward cleaner mobility solutions.
With this investment, Cargo Matters aims to contribute to India’s clean energy goals and the expansion of EV infrastructure. The move also highlights the increasing private sector participation in building the country’s electric mobility ecosystem.
