Bengaluru, March 24, 2026: Corporate mobility platform Routematic has reported significant fuel cost savings through the deployment of electric vehicles (EVs), highlighting the growing economic case for fleet electrification amid global fuel price volatility.
The company has deployed over 400 company-owned EVs across its employee transportation network in Bengaluru and Pune. According to operational data, these EVs are helping avoid the consumption of approximately 65,400 litres of fuel every 15 days compared to conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
At current fuel prices of around ₹100 per litre, this translates into savings of nearly ₹65 lakh every 15 days. On an annual basis, Routematic estimates that its current EV deployments could avoid the consumption of over 15.7 lakh litres of fuel, resulting in projected savings of approximately ₹15.7 crore.
The company noted that these figures are based on its existing EV fleet and prevailing fuel prices, indicating that savings could increase further with broader adoption of electric mobility across corporate transportation systems.
Routematic, which serves over 400 enterprises across more than 24 cities, highlighted that employee transportation vehicles typically operate on predictable routes, covering 100–150 kilometres daily. This makes them particularly suitable for electrification due to high utilisation and route consistency.
The company’s EV fleet currently averages around 120 kilometres per day per vehicle, enabling efficient operations while reducing fuel dependency and emissions. Its AI-driven platform supports route optimisation, scheduling, and battery management to enhance fleet efficiency and utilisation.
Sriram Kannan, Founder & CEO, Routematic, said, “Global geopolitical tensions and the resulting volatility in fuel prices once again highlight the vulnerability of fuel-dependent mobility systems. Electrification in mobility is no longer just about sustainability, it is increasingly about cost stability and operational efficiency, particularly for enterprises running large, round-the-clock transportation networks. At Routematic, we are seeing how transitioning corporate transportation to EVs, combined with intelligent routing and fleet optimization, can significantly reduce fuel dependency while improving efficiency and cost benefits”.
The company also noted that despite the benefits, adoption of structured corporate commute systems remains limited. Its recent research indicates that over 60% of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India lack integrated commute systems, pointing to opportunities for improvement in enterprise mobility planning.
Routematic currently manages more than 15,000 employee trips daily with a fleet of over 7,500 vehicles and is expanding its EV fleet as part of its long-term sustainability strategy.
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