"All Our DELIVERY PARTNERS Are Independent Micro-Entrepreneurs, Constituting A Workforce Of 20,000 GIG WORKERS"
Electronics For You|July 2024
Zypp Electric handles 5 million monthly deliveries with its fleet of 20,000 electric vehicles, supporting the livelihoods of 20,000 driver partners. The company collaborates with NGOS and CSR organisations to recruit more women as delivery partners. In a conversation with Nitisha from EFY, Co-Founder & CEO Akash Gupta emphasised Zypp's commitment to social change by empowering driver partners, particularly women and individuals with disabilities. Here are key excerpts from the conversation
"All Our DELIVERY PARTNERS Are Independent Micro-Entrepreneurs, Constituting A Workforce Of 20,000 GIG WORKERS"

How does Zypp electric manage its extensive eV fleet?

Our fleet comprises 21,000 electric vehicles (EVs), and we handle deliveries for major companies such as Zomato, Blinkit, BigBasket, Zepto, Amazon, Flipkart, and Uber. We offer two essential services: the electrification of deliveries and predictive supply chain management. We manage approximately 5 million shipments monthly with our fleet of more than 20,000 EVs, supporting the livelihoods of over 20,000 driver partners. Our operations are enhanced by a proprietary fleet management and delivery platform developed over the past six years. Every motorcycle in our fleet is equipped as a smart connected vehicle, providing us with real-time data about the bike, driver, location, delivery count, battery status, and maintenance, all managed through our fleet management software.

how does Zypp empower its delivery partners?

All our delivery partners are independent micro-entrepreneurs, constituting a workforce of 20,000 gig workers. They have complete control over their work schedule, workload, and earnings. Zypp presents them with opportunities; these entrepreneurs manage the rest. We provide them with vehicles for delivery purposes, eliminating the need to secure loans, pay EMIs, or make down payments. Zypp facilitates everything to empower them fully.

How do you onboard delivery partners?

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