Uber will deploy hundreds of electric vehicles including Mahindra's e2o hatchback in Delhi and Hyderabad for now.
Losing its London licence was just one of many blows to Uber in 2017 as a stream of executives left amid controversies involving allegations of sexual harassment and issues surrounding data privacy and business practices. (Photo: File/Representational)
Mumbai: Ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies will partner with automaker Mahindra and Mahindra to add electric vehicles on its platform in India, the two companies said in a statement on Friday.
Uber will deploy hundreds of electric vehicles including Mahindra’s e2o hatchback and eVerito sedan in Delhi and Hyderabad, and will consider adding the cars in other cities across India.
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