BikeWo Green Tech, an integrated electric mobility and logistics platform, has entered into an MoU with Moonrider, an electric tractor company, to jointly explore opportunities for the deployment of electric tractors across institutional, commercial and specialised operating environments.
The partnership brings together Moonrider’s electric tractor technology and product capabilities with BikeWo’s growing capabilities in fleet deployment, leasing, operations and institutional customer development. The two companies will work together to identify enterprise and institutional applications where electric tractors can offer operational and economic benefits and evaluate deployment models aligned with customer requirements.
The collaboration will focus on a range of potential use cases, including agriculture, industrial facilities, warehouses, logistics hubs, airports, ports and other controlled or high-utilisation environments where electric tractors may be suited to specific operational requirements.
As part of the collaboration, BikeWo will also explore opportunities to support Moonrider’s existing and prospective customers through fleet deployment, leasing, operations and other commercial structures, with the objective of facilitating wider adoption of electric tractors.
Commenting on the partnership, Hiten Pal Saklani, Chief Executive Officer, BikeWo Green Tech, said, “Electric tractors represent an interesting extension of the electric mobility ecosystem, particularly in institutional and specialized applications where utilisation patterns and operating economics can support adoption. Our partnership with Moonrider allows us to combine their product capabilities with BikeWo’s institutional relationships, deployment capabilities and operating ecosystem. We intend to jointly identify applications where this combination can create commercially viable and scalable solutions for customers.”
The partnership forms part of BikeWo’s broader strategy to expand beyond conventional last-mile electric mobility into specialised EV applications and integrated electric mobility infrastructure. By working with OEMs and technology companies across different vehicle categories, BikeWo aims to develop flexible deployment models that address the evolving requirements of enterprise and institutional customers while supporting improved fleet utilization and operating efficiency.
Under the MoU, the companies will jointly identify potential customers, evaluate pilot deployments and explore commercial opportunities. Any specific vehicle deployment, procurement, leasing arrangement or other commercial transaction will be subject to separate definitive agreements and will be disclosed separately, where applicable.
