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CNG vs EV: What’s More Profitable for Last-Mile Delivery in 2025?

In India’s growing logistics space, last-mile delivery is where the real action happens. For businesses and gig workers running cargo fleets, the big question in 2025 is simple:

Should you choose a CNG or an Electric Vehicle (EV)?
Both have their pros—but when it comes to profitability, let’s break down what really matters.

1. Upfront Cost: CNG Is Cheaper

CNG 3-wheelers are still cheaper to buy than EVs—by around 20–30%. This makes them a good option for those starting out.
But with more government support, EV prices are catching up, especially after subsidies and tax benefits.

2. Running Costs: EVs Are More Affordable

Daily running costs are where EVs win big.
Over time, that adds up to big savings—especially for vehicles doing long daily routes.

3. Maintenance: EVs Cost Less

EVs have fewer parts—no engine oil, clutch, or gearbox—so they’re easier and cheaper to maintain.
CNG vehicles still need regular servicing. With EVs, there’s less downtime and more trips.

4. Charging vs Refueling: EVs Are Catching Up

Charging is becoming easier every month.

5. Range & Load: Pretty Even

6. Incentives & Easy Financing: EVs Take the Lead

EVs now come with government subsidies, lower taxes, and easy financing options.
At Lord Fincap, we help you:

Final Verdict: EVs Are More Profitable in 2025

While CNG is cheaper upfront, EVs help you save more every day. Lower running costs, fewer repairs, and better financing support make EVs the better long-term choice for last-mile delivery.

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Caption : For gig workers and fleet owners, every km counts
We compared CNG vs EV on what really matters in 2025—and the results are clear.
Lower running cost.
Easier maintenance
Higher long-term profit

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