Green SM

Green SM is expanding in Delhi-NCR, where it launched Green SM Limo with about 1,000 electric vehicles and plans to eventually scale to 10,000 (ET Small Business, 21 Sept). It has also leased 1,050 parking bays in Greater Noida for ₹15.5 crore (Business Standard, 1 Sept).

What it means Uber and Ola face a company-owned, premium EV fleet competitor, and the gap left by BluSmart now has a well-funded claimant.

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Background

From 5 stories, the newest dated 21 Sept 2026. Summary written 4 Oct 2026.

Green SM is a Vietnam-based electric ride-hailing operator owned by Vingroup and a sister company of VinFast. [1] source: The Ken

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In India it runs Green SM Limo, a premium electric cab service in Delhi-NCR that uses VinFast vehicles. [2] source: ET Small Business It operates a company-owned fleet with its own charging ecosystem. [2] source: ET Small Business The Ken reported that the service also acts as a sales channel for VinFast's India operations. [1] source: The Ken

The Ken reported in June 2026 that Green SM launched in Delhi with 1,000 Vinfast seven-seaters. [1] source: The Ken ET Small Business reported in September 2026 that Green SM Limo runs in Delhi-NCR with roughly 1,000 VinFast EVs and targets 10,000 eventually. [2] source: ET Small Business IndianWeb2 reported in September 2026 that it charges a fixed fare of ₹8 per km with no surge pricing. [3] source: IndianWeb2 In September 2026, Green SM leased 1,050 EV parking bays and charging-station space in Greater Noida in a five-year deal worth ₹15.5 crore, including 5 containerised charging stations. [4] source: Business Standard It is also scaling office capacity across Gurugram and Noida. [4] source: Business Standard

Green SM has a partnership with Routematic. [2] source: ET Small Business It is positioned against Uber and Ola, and against the void left by BluSmart. [2] source: ET Small Business[3] source: IndianWeb2 Mahindra Logistics' Alyte, which plans about 350 EVs in FY27, and Trevel are named as competitors in premium electric mobility in Delhi-NCR. [5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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  1. Vietnam's Green SM rolls into Delhi with 1,000 Vinfast EVs, eyes 10,000 by year-endThe Ken
  2. Green SM enters Delhi-NCR with 1,000 VinFast EV taxis at a fixed ₹8 per kmIndianWeb2

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Questions about Green SM

What are Green SM's expansion plans?

Green SM launched in Delhi-NCR with about 1,000 VinFast EVs and plans to scale to 10,000 vehicles there. [2] source: ET Small Business In September 2026 it leased 1,050 EV parking bays in Greater Noida and is scaling office capacity across Gurugram and Noida. [4] source: Business Standard

Who owns Green SM?

Green SM is owned by Vingroup and is a sister company of VinFast, according to The Ken's June 2026 report. [1] source: The Ken

What is Green SM's current strategy in India?

In September 2026 Green SM launched Green SM Limo in Delhi-NCR with roughly 1,000 VinFast EVs on a company-owned fleet model. [2] source: ET Small Business It offers a fixed ₹8-per-km fare without surge pricing. [3] source: IndianWeb2 It also leased 1,050 EV parking bays in Greater Noida for ₹15.5 crore. [4] source: Business Standard

Who are Green SM's main competitors?

Green SM competes with Ola and Uber in Delhi-NCR and enters the gap left by BluSmart. [2] source: ET Small Business[3] source: IndianWeb2 Mahindra Logistics' Alyte and Trevel also compete in premium electric mobility there. [5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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