MakeMyTrip Partners With BluSmart To Launch EV For Airport Transfers

MakeMyTrip has announced its partnership with BluSmart to launch Electric Vehicles (EV) for airport transfers. With this new offering, the company aims to encourage customers to consciously opt for eco-healthy travel options while choosing and booking first and last-mile transportation. Bookable through the platform, the new offering is currently available for customers in Delhi and Delhi-NCR region. 

Moreover, as safety of riders and driver partners continues to remain of utmost importance, MakeMyTrip is also ensuring that these EV vehicles meet the MySafety standards established in compliance to the guidelines of WHO and local health authorities.

As the company takes significant steps towards greener tourism, Parikshit Choudhury, Chief Business Officer – Ground Transport of MakeMyTrip shares “Sustainable travel that was once considered a niche has now found a whole new meaning following the coronavirus pandemic. The ongoing uncertainty has pushed environment-friendly travel up the agenda of the entire industry as well as among travellers. At MakeMyTrip, as we remain deeply rooted in promoting responsible tourism, we have found a great partner in BluSmart which shares a common philosophy of making travel sustainable. With this partnership, we hope to improve accessibility of cost-efficient, go-green transit options while promising safety at all times for travellers as well as driver partners.”

Commenting on the partnership, Anmol Singh Jaggi, Founder & CEO, BluSmart Mobility shared, "BluSmart is on a mission to solve the problem of reliability, safety and pollution in the mega cities of India and we are excited to partner MakeMyTrip and take this endeavour forward. Now MakeMyTrip users will have an option to choose a clean mobility service, which in these Covid times is ensuring the highest standards of sanitisation, for their airport travel needs in Delhi NCR. This partnership will accelerate the transition to electric mobility and contribute towards keeping the Delhi skies blue."