The company plans to enter Chennai and Bengaluru after securing licences for app-based cab operations in several regions.
Green SM is preparing to expand its all-electric cab services across six Indian states and union territories. The company currently operates in Delhi-NCR and Hyderabad. It plans to enter Chennai and Bengaluru as part of its next expansion phase.
The company has secured aggregator licences in Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, covering the Delhi-NCR region, as well as Karnataka. It is now building operational capacity and coordinating with local authorities and partners ahead of the wider rollout.
Green SM Expansion: Chennai and Bengaluru Next
Green SM began its India operations in June 2026 with Green SM Limo services in Delhi-NCR. The company uses VinFast Limo Green electric vehicles for its cab services.
According to the company, it has completed more than 1.5 million rides across India within five months. Its planned entry into Chennai and Bengaluru will extend its presence into two major southern cities.
The Karnataka Transport Department has granted Green SM an aggregator licence. This approval allows the company to operate app-based cab services in the state. However, the licence does not confirm a specific launch date or fleet size.
Driver Opportunities and Electric Mobility
Green SM says its expansion will create thousands of earning opportunities for local drivers. The company also plans to work with existing taxi drivers and provide professional training.
Its proposed support includes competitive earnings and welfare benefits for driver partners. The company aims to improve access to electric transport while supporting local employment.
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Rohit Sharma, CEO of Green SM India, said the company aims to provide safe and comfortable journeys. He also highlighted consistent service standards and electric vehicles as important parts of its expansion plans.
Green SM Cab Fares and Regulations
Green SM has stated that it will follow state and local transport rules in every market. This includes government-notified fare requirements wherever applicable.
The company says customers can view trip fares on its app before confirming a booking. Fare details are also available through its website and communication channels.
Green SM has also rejected reports claiming that it charges Rs 8 per kilometre. The company described these claims as inaccurate and unfounded.
With licences secured in several regions, Green SM is preparing for its next expansion phase. The company has not announced specific launch dates for Chennai and Bengaluru.
