The company has secured licences in Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka, and is preparing to strengthen its presence in other markets.The company is already operational across the Delhi-NCR region and Hyderabad, with plans to expand its services to Chennai and Bengaluru. Green SM said it is progressively building its operational capabilities and working with local authorities and partners to prepare for the rollout across these markets.Green SM denies Rs 8 per km fare claimsAlongside its expansion plans, Green SM has clarified that reports claiming it charges Rs 8 per kilometre are inaccurate and unfounded.
The company said it complies with applicable state and local transport regulations, including government-notified fare requirements in the markets where it operates.Green SM added that its fare information is available through its official website and communication channels. The app also displays the fare for every trip before customers confirm their bookings, allowing them to make an informed decision.
Green SM targets thousands of driver opportunitiesThe company also plans to create thousands of local earning opportunities, including for existing taxi drivers looking to join its electric mobility network. Green SM said it aims to provide competitive earnings, professional training and welfare support to help driver partners build stable livelihoods.The expansion builds on the company's launch in Delhi-NCR in June 2026, when it introduced thousands of VinFast Limo Green electric vehicles to its fleet.
According to the company, Green SM has completed more than 1.5 million rides in India in its first five months of operations. It is also working on expanding dedicated airport pickup areas to improve connectivity for residents and visitors.
Through its expansion, Green SM aims to establish a wider electric mobility network while contributing to the adoption of cleaner transportation in Indian cities.Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine - Ends