Green SM is preparing to expand its electric cab services across six Indian states and territories, extending its operations beyond Delhi-NCR and Hyderabad to planned markets including Chennai and Bengaluru, the company said on Friday.
The company said the expansion is intended to make fully electric mobility services available to more customers while creating thousands of local earning opportunities. Green SM described the move as part of its long-term commitment to sustainable development in India.
Green SM is currently operational in the Delhi-NCR region and Hyderabad. It said it has obtained licences in Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh under the applicable state aggregator frameworks, covering its Delhi-NCR operations. The company also said it has obtained a licence in Karnataka.
The company said it is preparing to expand its services in Chennai and Bengaluru and is progressively strengthening its operational capabilities in these markets. It added that it is working with relevant authorities and local partners ahead of the rollout.
The announcement comes after Green SM launched its Delhi-NCR operations in June 2026. The company said thousands of VinFast Limo Green electric vehicles are serving customers as part of the existing operation.
Green SM also addressed reports that it charges fares of Rs 8 per kilometre, calling those reports “inaccurate and unfounded”. It said fare information is publicly available through its official website and communication channels. The company added that its app displays the fare for each trip before customers confirm a booking, allowing passengers to review the price before making a travel decision.
Rohit Sharma, CEO of Green SM India, said the company was pleased to expand the availability of green mobility after its launch in Delhi-NCR. The company did not provide a specific launch date for the planned services in Chennai and Bengaluru or disclose the number of vehicles proposed for each market.
The expansion will depend on the company’s operational preparations, local partnerships and compliance with the aggregator frameworks applicable in each market. Green SM said it would continue working with relevant authorities as it prepares for the rollout across the planned locations.
