Suzlon to Switch Entire Vehicle Fleet to Electric by 2035

Suzlon Group, a leading name in renewable energy, has made a big move toward a greener future by committing to switch all its vehicles to electric by 2035. This decision is part of the global EV100 initiative, led by the Climate Group, and shows Suzlon’s serious dedication to cutting carbon emissions and supporting India’s goal of reaching Net Zero.

The plan involves converting 655 vehicles—both company-owned and leased, ranging from 3.5-ton to 7.5-ton models—to electric across Suzlon’s operations. This step will help lower the company’s Scope 1 emissions, which come directly from sources like its vehicle fleet.

It’s a key part of Suzlon’s broader Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals, aiming for net-zero Scope 1 emissions by 2035. Suzlon is also working to power all its facilities with 100% renewable energy by 2030.

As a part of EV100, Suzlon will be the first Indian company in the renewable energy sector to participate in this worldwide effort of ensuring electric vehicles become the new norm by 2030. Replacing fuel with EVs will reduce fuel consumption and emissions, and contribute to the development of a healthier environment. This action is based on the fact that Suzlon is the market leader in the renewable energy industry in India.

Headquartered in Pune, India, in Suzlon One Earth the company has over 21 gigawatts of wind energy on 17 countries, of which 15.2 gigawatts is in India. Suzlon has more than 8,100 employees with experience of 30 years and has research centers in Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark and India and excellent manufacturing plants in India. One of its core works is its high-technology 2.x MW and 3.x MW wind turbines.

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The move by Suzlon to electric vehicles is not only a company objective but also a wake-up call to other Indian companies to adopt sustainable operations. Through clean transportation, Suzlon is working to put India towards a greener and sustainable future.