Green SM Eyes 10,000-Vehicle Fleet In Delhi-NCR
The Limo Green electric MPVs are painted in an eye-catching cyan shade: Reports
PUNE: Vietnamese Vingroup has introduced its ride-hailing service Green SM in India with its Green SM Limo electric cab service operating in Delhi-NCR directly competing with Uber and Ola.
The company plans to deploy around 10,000 EVs in Delhi-NCR alone. These will mostly include VinFast Limo Green MPVs (multipurpose vehicles), a seven-seater fully electric SUV developed specifically for high-quality passenger transportation services.
The Limo Green electric MPVs are painted in an eye-catching cyan shade. They are said to be equipped with several onboard safety systems, including interior and exterior cameras, AI-assisted monitoring technology, and emergency assistance buttons.
Bookings can be made through a smartphone app or in operational zones. Customers can avail of introductory discounts of 50 per cent or up to Rs 250 on rides booked through the app between June 5 and June 11, 2026.
India has become the latest market in Green SM’s international expansion strategy as the company seeks to tap into one of the world’s fastest-growing mobility ecosystems. Green SM already operates in Laos, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Nguyen Van Thanh, Global CEO of Green SM, said India was a natural choice for the company’s next phase of growth and expansion. “If there is one country where both innovation and opportunity come together at scale, it is India,” Thanh said.
He said Green SM has expanded rapidly since its launch and now operates across five countries. The company has built a network of more than 150,000 driver partners and has emerged as one of the fastest-growing electric mobility platforms in the region.
“Everything we have built over the past three years has come from one simple belief: transportation can help build a better life,” Thanh said.
Green SM said its India operations will focus on providing electric mobility services through a fleet of electric vehicles while creating earning opportunities for driver partners through structured training and support programmes.
The company is positioning itself as both a mobility platform and a driver-focused ecosystem, with Thanh emphasizing the importance of professional development, service quality and community building.
“After every ride, what passengers remember most is not the vehicle. It is the person behind the wheel,” he said.