Do EVs Pay Off? The Real Numbers Behind Electric Last-Mile Delivery

​Electrification of last-mile deliveries has to work, technically and financially

​Every day, millions of food and e-commerce orders are delivered by riders on two-wheelers. Electrifying these fleets cuts emissions, noise and air pollution, but it only scales if it works for the rider: an EV must be affordable and must protect or increase what a rider earns.

​In this session, delivery platforms, financiers and governments open their books. Swiggy and iFood, leading food delivery companies, compare financial models and rider earnings with real data from India and Brazil.

​The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and Naspers-Prosus invite you to a session examining the financial reality of electric vehicles in last-mile deliveries globally.

​Speakers

• ​Rob de Jong, Director, UNEP

• ​Neha Singhvi, CSO, Swiggy

• ​Pedro Somma, Impact Growth Director, iFood

• ​Prajna Khanna, CSO, Naspers-Prosus