Gandhidham, Oct 29: M. R. Shah Group is strengthening its freight operations with the deployment of double-tank LNG-powered heavy-duty trucks from Blue Energy Motors, India’s No. 1 Green Truck Brand. The trucks will transport non-hazardous chemicals from Kutch to destinations across North India, combining extended driving range with a shift towards cleaner fuel technology.
Designed for demanding freight applications, Blue Energy Motors’ double-tank LNG trucks offer a driving range of up to 2,400 km on a single fill, helping reduce the need for refuelling stops on extended routes. The vehicles can also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 30% compared with diesel-powered counterparts.
Mr. Archit Agrawal, Director, M. R. Shah Group, said:
“In our business, keeping goods moving efficiently across long distances is essential. Blue Energy Motors LNG double-tank trucks offer the range required for our operations from Kutch to North India, while supporting reliable transportation and better fleet utilisation. Adopting this technology is a practical step towards improving operational efficiency while progressively moving towards cleaner freight transportation.”
Anand Mimani, CEO – EV & New Energy Business, Blue Energy Motors, said:
“We value M. R. Shah Group’s confidence in our LNG-powered heavy-duty trucks and its commitment to exploring cleaner solutions for long-haul transportation. The adoption reflects a forward-looking approach to freight operations, where operational efficiency and environmental responsibility go hand in hand. At Blue Energy Motors, we remain committed to supporting our customers with reliable, high-performance solutions that contribute to lower-emission freight movement and the evolution of India’s logistics sector.”
Blue Energy Motors is advancing green freight mobility through its electric and LNG-powered heavy-duty truck solutions. With over 1,400 green heavy-duty trucks operating across key freight routes in India, the company has crossed 150 million green kilometres on Indian roads, helping reduce CO2 emissions by more than 44,000 tonnes equivalent to the carbon absorption of approximately 1.8 million trees.