Former YoloBus CEO launches Sikhar Fleet in India’s EV ride-hailing sector.

With the opening of its operations in Delhi-NCR, Sikhar Fleet has made its debut in the Indian electric mobility industry.

Ex-YoloBus CEO Sanjay Jadoun’s Sikhar Fleet, which has an expanding fleet presence and a strong operational emphasis, is intended to tackle some of the most important issues currently plaguing urban mobility in India. Rising air pollution, declining ride quality, and inconsistent mobility services are issues that Indian cities are facing. Consumers frequently deal with dirty automobiles, loud, badly maintained vehicles, incompetent drivers, and high cancellation rates. Simultaneously, drivers and mobility platforms face challenges such as unsustainable unit economics, low vehicle uptime, insufficient fleet discipline, and delayed or unpredictable earnings. By making electric mobility dependable for consumers, equitable for drivers, and clean for cities, Sikhar Fleet seeks to close these disparities.

Established in late 2025, Sikhar Fleet provides fully managed electric fleets to ride-hailing platforms, businesses, and logistics companies using a business-to-business (B2B) EV Fleet-as-a-Service model. Trained and disciplined drivers, spotless and well-maintained electric cars, daily income visibility with quicker payouts, charging and energy partnerships, and constant fleet uptime and performance management are all part of the company’s end-to-end service.

The company regularly maintains over 95% vehicle uptime thanks to its extensive experience in large-scale mobility operations, which guarantees that cars stay on the road and driver earnings are steady. Sikhar Fleet is designed for long-term service excellence at scale and sustainable expansion, with over 90% of its fleet now unit-economically profitable. Sikhar Fleet assumes complete responsibility for supply quality, operational dependability, and customer experience, while partners may focus on creating demand thanks to this integrated approach.

“Indian cities are dealing with increasing air pollution, drivers are struggling within fragmented and unpredictable earning models, and customers are growing more and more dissatisfied with unhygienic vehicles and unreliable cab services,” stated Sanjay Jadoun, co-founder of Sikhar Fleet. Sikhar Fleet was established to show that electric mobility can be truly environmentally friendly, equitable and financially secure for drivers, dependable for consumers, and economically sustainable for the larger mobility ecosystem when supported by professional fleet management and disciplined operations.

“At the core of Sikhar Fleet is a profound respect for the people who keep urban mobility moving our drivers,” stated Dharam Jadoun, co-founder of the company. They can concentrate on providing clients with a safe, dependable, and excellent service when they are paid on schedule, treated with respect, and provided with clean, well-maintained electric vehicles.

In addition to improving driver livelihoods, disciplined operations, and reliable cars also boost service standards throughout the ecosystem. Building a clean, dependable, and really scalable electric transportation network for India requires a driver-first strategy.

Sikhar Fleet now operates more than 50 electric cars and has MOUs in place for over 200 more. With an emphasis on high-use urban mobility segments where EV fleets may have the biggest economic and environmental impact, the firm intends to expand its operations to over 1,000 electric vehicles across several cities over the course of the next 12 months. These include first-mile and last-mile transportation, business mobility, urban and last-mile logistics, and ride-hailing.