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Search+››› Read. Lead. Succeed. ET Prime - For Members OnlyIllustration: Rahul AwasthiThe ecommerce company has been conducting trial runs of EVs at several last-mile delivery hubs for over a year and a half now as it pushes ahead with its plan to introduce 10,000 e-vehicles on India’s roads by 2025.The world's largest online retailer Amazon is in talks with a slew of domestic electric vehicle manufacturers, including Mahindra Electric and Kinetic Green, to procure customised EVs through its logistics partners for last-mile delivery, according to people aware of the Seattle-based company’s plans.The startups that are in discussions with Amazon include Bengaluru-based Altigreen, Hyderabad’s E-trio and Gayam Motor Works, and Delhi-based EV BY &amp; ET Bureau Dec 03, 2020, 09:23 AM ISTGift A StoryShare member-only stories with your friends or family and help them read it for free.Gifting Limit Reached!Hey , no more stories left for you to gift.No worries! You will get a limit of stories next month to share with your friends and family.Gift This Story Stories Left!You can gift upto stories in a month.Continue reading with one of these options:Limited AccessFreeLogin to get access to some exclusive stories &amp; personalised newslettersLogin NowUnlimited AccessStarting @ Rs120/monthGet access to exclusive stories, expert opinions &amp; in-depth stock reportsSubscribe NowTo read full story, subscribe to ET Prime₹34 per weekBilled annually at₹2499Already a Member? Super Saver Sale - Flat 30% OffOn ET Prime MembershipAlready a Member? Rs 49 for 1st monthThen Rs. 1,749 per yearValid only with UPI, Credit &amp; Debit Cards Autopay---Subscribe Now(Credit card mandatory)You can cancel your subscription anytime---Subscribe Now(Pay Using Netbanking/UPI/Debit Card)Netbanking, Credit &amp; Debit CardSubscribe with Google₹399MonthlyPLANBilled Amount ₹399No Trial Period₹399₹208(Save 49%)YearlyPLANBilled Amount ₹2,499₹399₹150(Save 63%)2-YearPLANBilled Amount ₹3,599$13.99(Save 40.0%)$33.99Get ET Prime for just ₹2499 ₹1749/yrSpecial OfferGet Flat 20% OffON ET PRIME MEMBERSHIPX

Search+››› Read. Lead. Succeed. ET Prime - For Members OnlyIllustration: Rahul AwasthiThe ecommerce company has been conducting trial runs of EVs at several last-mile delivery hubs for over a year and a half now as it pushes ahead with its plan to introduce 10,000 e-vehicles on India’s roads by 2025.The world's largest online retailer Amazon is in talks with a slew of domestic electric vehicle manufacturers, including Mahindra Electric and Kinetic Green, to procure customised EVs through its logistics partners for last-mile delivery, according to people aware of the Seattle-based company’s...

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