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Gurugram-based electric vehicle mobility platform Trevel has raised $1 million (approximately ₹8.5 crore) in a funding round co-led by India Accelerator, Finvolve, Haldiram Family Office, and serial entrepreneur Rohit Qamra. The round also witnessed participation from RMRN Ventures, BP Jain Holdings, along with several angel investors, family offices, and startup founders.
The company said the fresh capital will be utilized for fleet expansion, technology development, marketing initiatives, and strengthening operational capabilities. Founded in September 2025, Trevel was established to address key challenges in urban transportation, including ride cancellations, inconsistent service quality, and unreliable customer experiences.
Starting operations with just four vehicles, the company has rapidly expanded its presence and now operates a fleet of more than 50 premium electric vehicles across Delhi-NCR. Trevel has completed over 5,000 rides to date and reports a repeat-user rate exceeding 70 percent, reflecting strong customer retention.
The platform currently offers a fleet comprising MG Windsor EV, MG ZS EV, Kia Carens Clavis EV, and BYD e6 models, with plans to add the BMW iX1 in the near future. To support its long-term growth strategy, Trevel has also signed strategic MoUs with MG Motor India and Kia India.
Recently, the company launched Trevel 2.0, an upgraded version of its technology platform, which it describes as the first step toward building enterprise-grade mobility infrastructure. Looking ahead, Trevel plans to add approximately 25 vehicles every month, with an ambitious target of expanding its fleet to 500 vehicles by March 2027.
Trevel is led by Mishu Ahluwalia (CEO), Rishi Raj Kochhar (COO), and Sahil Jindal (Chief Growth Officer). The company provides airport transfers, city rides, and hourly rental services across Delhi-NCR, focusing on reliability, safety, professional chauffeurs, and a premium customer experience.
