September 22, 2025: India’s freight sector is shifting gears toward sustainability, and investors are clearly on board. Blue Energy Motors, a clean-tech truck manufacturer backed by Essar Group, has secured $30 million in fresh funding, underscoring growing confidence in green mobility solutions.
The funding round was led by Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath and Omnitex Industries, signaling strong market belief in the green mobility firm’s scalable approach to clean transportation. With this capital, the company plans to ramp up production of its LNG and electric heavy-duty trucks, aiming to meet rising demand for low-emission freight options.
Currently capable of producing 10,000 trucks annually, the green mobility firm is set to scale operations significantly. The company has already sold 1,000 vehicles, logging over 60 million kilometers, proof of both performance and market traction.
Clean Freight Gains Government Backing, Blue Energy Among The Firms to Benefit
Blue Energy’s growth aligns with India’s regulatory push for sustainable logistics. Government schemes like PM E-DRIVE, which allocates ₹500 crore for electric trucks, are creating fertile ground for innovation. These incentives not only validate the green mobility firm’s business model but also accelerate adoption across the sector.
Founder and MD Anirudh Bhuwalka emphasized the company’s mission: delivering commercially viable, zero-emission freight solutions at scale. “This fund raise empowers Blue Energy Motors to accelerate India’s shift to clean, sustainable freight transportation,” he said.
With $50 million raised to date, Blue Energy is emerging as a key player in India’s green logistics revolution, quietly executing a vision that blends innovation, efficiency, and long-term environmental impact.
