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Vietnam's Vingroup has launched its all-electric cab service, Green sm, in India, starting with Delhi-NCR on June 5, 2026. The company plans to deploy 10,000 EVs, operating a company-controlled fleet for quality assurance. This move introduces a new business model challenging existing ride-hailing giants with a focus on electric mobility and potentially competitive pricing.

Vietnam's Vingroup is launching its Green sm electric taxi service in New Delhi on June 5, 2026, challenging Ola and Uber. This move signifies a broader mobility strategy, targeting fleet operations with company-managed VinFast electric vehicles. The service aims to familiarize Indian customers with its electric offerings through direct ride-hailing operations.

Vietnamese electric mobility firm Green sm has launched its all-electric taxi service in Delhi-NCR, targeting the premium segment. Backed by Vingroup, the company aims to gradually expand across India, offering a fleet equipped with advanced safety features. Customers can book rides via app, hotline, or by hailing vehicles.

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