In a significant move towards sustainable logistics, leading Indian companies are enhancing their electric vehicle (EV) initiatives following a recent appeal from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reduce fossil fuel consumption. PepsiCo is expanding its EV Green Corridor initiative, targeting nearly 30% of its logistics operations to transition to electric by the end of the year. The company currently operates 480,000 km annually with electric vehicles. Maruti Suzuki, the largest car manufacturer in India, is investing over ₹1,370 crore (approximately $165 million USD) to develop railway infrastructure and aims to boost its rail-based vehicle dispatches from 26% to 35% by FY2030-31. Meanwhile, Hindustan Unilever has successfully transitioned more than 97% of its energy usage to renewable sources and is increasing the use of electric vehicles across its supply chain. Dabur India has also joined the green logistics movement, deploying 40-50 EVs and tripling its rail transport utilization. The demand for electric commercial vehicles is on the rise, with Tata Motors reporting a doubling of its electric small commercial vehicle sales year-on-year, reflecting a broader industry shift towards electrification.