Green SM, the electric cab services provider, is preparing to expand its operations across six Indian states and union territories as it looks to strengthen its presence in the country’s growing electric mobility market. The company aims to make fully electric cab services more accessible while creating thousands of local earning opportunities.
The company currently operates in the Delhi-NCR region and Hyderabad. It plans to extend its services to Chennai and Bengaluru as part of its next phase of expansion.
Green SM has secured licences for app-based cab operations in Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka under the respective state aggregator frameworks. It is strengthening its operational capacity and working with local authorities and partners ahead of the wider rollout.
Chennai and Bengaluru Next
The planned expansion will bring Green SM into two major southern markets. Bengaluru’s entry follows the company securing an aggregator licence from the Karnataka Transport Department, allowing it to operate app-based cab services in the state.
The company’s India operations began in June 2026 with the launch of Green SM Limo services in Delhi-NCR. The fleet uses VinFast Limo Green electric vehicles.
According to the company, Green SM has completed more than 1.5 million rides in India within its first five months of operations.
Thousands of Driver Opportunities
Alongside its geographical expansion, Green SM plans to create thousands of earning opportunities for local drivers, including existing taxi operators who wish to join its electric mobility network.
The company said it intends to provide driver partners with competitive earnings, professional training and welfare support. It also aims to maintain consistent service standards while expanding access to electric transportation.
Rohit Sharma, CEO of Green SM India, said the company wants to bring the benefits of green mobility to more people across the country.
Green SM Clarifies Fare Structure
The company has also rejected reports claiming that it charges ₹8 per kilometre, describing the claims as inaccurate and unfounded.
Green SM said it follows applicable state and local transport regulations, including government-notified fare requirements in the markets where it operates.
Fare information is available through its official website and communication channels. The company’s app also displays the trip fare before customers confirm their bookings.
Building India’s Electric Mobility Network
Green SM is also working to expand dedicated airport pickup areas to improve connectivity for residents and visitors.
The expansion comes as Indian cities increasingly explore electric mobility solutions to reduce dependence on conventional fuel-powered transportation. By combining an all-electric fleet with a driver-partner network, Green SM aims to strengthen its position in India’s evolving cab services market.
The company’s expansion across six states and union territories could also create new opportunities for drivers and support wider adoption of electric vehicles in urban transportation.
