Magenta Mobility has partnered with Bosch Mobility Platform and Solutions (MPS) to enhance its digital capabilities, focusing on cloud engineering, infrastructure management, vulnerability management, and digital operations.

The collaboration aims to build a secure, scalable, and resilient digital environment to support Magenta's growing business operations across seven cities, where it currently manages over 2,700 EVs. Bosch's expertise will optimize the digital infrastructure needed to manage this growth, while Magenta continues to develop its core platforms internally.

With a fleet of over 2,700 electric vehicles across seven cities, Magenta is gearing up for its next growth phase. The company plans to scale up to 10,000 electric vehicles by 2026.

Pradeep Ramachandra, Chief Technology Officer – Bosch Mobility Platform and Solutions, said “We are looking forward to support Magenta’s scale-up journey with our deep technology expertise and help them drive the electric mobility transformation in India. Our partnership will not just help Magenta scale up their digital foundational layer, but also evolve into our vision of enabling safe, sustainable mobility, powered by our digital platforms."

To boost the efficiency of the fleet

Magenta’s technology team will continue to develop and manage core platforms such as NorMinc, its proprietary telematics system, and its in-house mobility and fleet optimization solutions. Bosch’s contributions will enhance the robustness of Magenta’s in-house technology platforms. This will help the company deliver greater efficiency and a seamless experience for both clients and drivers.

Maxson Lewis, Managing Director and CEO of Magenta Mobility, said “Technology is at the heart of everything we do, and we’re delighted to have Bosch supporting our digital evolution. Their strength in cloud and infrastructure operations adds significant value to our technology roadmap as we scale. This partnership reflects our commitment to building a resilient, secure, and future-ready digital ecosystem."