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Zomato and Blinkit's third EV Bazaar in New Delhi draws 2,500 delivery partners and 20+ EV makers
Zomato and Blinkit's third EV Bazaar in New Delhi drew 2,500 delivery partners and more than 20 manufacturers showing over 30 electric two-wheeler models. BuyBuyCart launched a B2B franchise ordering platform, and Varun Dhawan invested in Better Nutrition.
The numbers
Figures from YourStory,
| EV Bazaar edition: | third |
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Why it matters to operators and investors
Zomato and Blinkit drew 2,500 delivery partners to the third EV Bazaar in New Delhi, where more than 20 makers showed over 30 electric two-wheelers, so operators who depend on rider supply should treat EV access as a way to attract and keep riders.
What to watch next
- Announcement of a fourth EV Bazaar, with a city and date
- Zomato or Blinkit disclosure of the EV share of the rider fleet in a results letter
- Manufacturer or lender announcements of delivery-partner financing tied to the event
- A Swiggy Instamart or Zepto announcement of a comparable rider EV program
- New charging or battery-swap tie-ups announced with Blinkit
Likely next moves
Our read of what comes next — analysis, not reported by the source.
- Zomato and Blinkit are likely to hold a fourth EV Bazaar in another city or return to Delhi, keeping the format since three editions suggest it works.
- The 20+ participating EV makers are likely to follow up with delivery-partner-specific financing, leasing or rental offers for their two-wheeler models.
- Swiggy Instamart and Zepto may announce their own rider-EV programs or partnerships to avoid ceding the green-fleet narrative to Blinkit.
- Lenders and NBFCs that serve gig workers are likely to offer EV-linked loan products pitched at delivery partners.
- BuyBuyCart is likely to use its newly launched B2B franchise ordering platform to sign up franchise outlets, as the wider retail-tech ecosystem grows around quick commerce.