Zypp Electric

Zypp's EVs cut fuel spend to near-zero for gig riders versus a petrol two-wheeler.

Enterprise clients get a dedicated rider fleet for their last-mile delivery needs.

Zypp's own fleet -- and third-party fleets that license the platform -- run on its AI-enabled FleetEase management software.

Every EV ride displaces a petrol trip, positioned as a cleaner alternative for both riders and delivery partners.

Individual gig workers who rent Zypp's electric two- and three-wheelers for delivery/logistics work, onboarded via in-app KYC.

Enterprises that use Zypp's rider fleet for their own last-mile delivery operations, e.g. Zomato, Zepto, Swiggy, Blinkit, Uber, Porter, Rapido, Flipkart, BigBasket.

Individuals, HNIs, family offices and institutions who fund and run local Zypp EV-rental hubs under a 5-year franchise agreement.

Other EV rental/logistics companies that license Zypp's white-label FleetEase.ai fleet-management software rather than use Zypp's own delivery fleet.

Riders and clients get round-the-clock automated support for ticketing/issue resolution.

A rider-focused podcast/community program built around founder Akash Gupta, used to build direct trust with the rider base.

Franchise partners commit to a multi-year agreement with Zypp for hub operations.

Rider-facing and client-facing apps used for onboarding, bookings, delivery task management and fleet tracking.

Physical franchise hubs run by partners extend Zypp's fleet and service reach into new cities.

Riders self-onboard through the Zypp app in a guided KYC-to-earning funnel.

Real-time IoT tracking and upkeep of the deployed EV fleet.

Collecting rider identity, address and bank details to activate them on the platform.

Predictive-maintenance algorithms and route/battery-swap optimisation reduce breakdowns and idle time across the fleet.

The scooter/loader fleet plus the proprietary AI fleet-management stack that runs it and is also licensed to third parties.

A network of dedicated charging and swapping stations that keeps fleet uptime high.

Co-founder/CEO Akash Gupta's personal social following and the Gig Ki Awaaz podcast function as a distribution and trust asset for rider acquisition.

Zomato, Zepto, Swiggy Instamart, Blinkit and similar platforms rely on Zypp's rider fleet for delivery capacity.

Gogoro, the Taiwan-based battery-swapping leader, is both a Series B investor and a technology/infrastructure partner for Zypp's EV ecosystem.

Japanese energy major ENEOS led Zypp's Series C1 tranche and is a strategic partner in the EV motorcycle delivery space.

Per-vehicle rental fees paid by gig riders for e-scooters.

Rental income from larger 3-wheeler loader vehicles used for bigger B2B delivery orders.

Under the asset-light FOCO franchise model, franchise partners fund the local fleet/hubs while Zypp earns recurring platform and software fees.

Riders can rent a vehicle with a path to ownership over time.

Brands pay for vehicle-mounted advertising / rider-network reach, priced per view.

The largest cost line -- expenditure tied to rider operations -- dominates total expenses.

Staff costs and depreciation on the EV fleet/infrastructure form the next major cost lines.