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India Inc accelerates green logistics as EV corridors expand and rail dispatch targets rise across top firms
Economy
Published on 14 May 2026
PepsiCo turns nearly 30% shuttles electric by year-end
India’s biggest companies are fast-tracking green logistics after the Prime Minister urged reduced fossil fuel use. PepsiCo is expanding its EV Green Corridor beyond the Kosi-Pataudi route, targeting close to 30% of plant-to-warehouse shuttles to run on electricity by year-end. Maruti Suzuki plans to send up to 35% of factory-to-dealership vehicle dispatches via rail by FY2030-31, investing over ₹1,370 crore in rail infrastructure. Hindustan Unilever has shifted over 97% of operational energy to renewables, while Dabur increases EV fleets and triples rail utilization.
- PepsiCo’s EV Green Corridor expands beyond the Kosi-Pataudi route
- Around 30% of PepsiCo plant-to-warehouse shuttles go green by year-end
- PepsiCo logs about 480,000 km annually using electric vehicles
- Maruti Suzuki aims to raise rail-based dispatch share to 35% by FY2030-31
- Maruti invested more than ₹1,370 crore in rail sidings and specialized rakes
- Dabur deployed 40-50 EVs and tripled rail utilization
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