The green corridor is designed to significantly reduce carbon emissions while maintaining operational performance, with the new CNG fleet expected to travel an estimated 2.75 lakh kilometres each month. This deployment is projected to cut nearly 110,000 kilograms of CO₂ annually, underscoring how alternate fuel adoption can support environmental goals without compromising network reliability.

Beyond emissions reductions, the initiative seeks to improve fuel efficiency and reduce dependence on conventional fossil fuels across the logistics network. By integrating CNG vehicles at scale, AVG Logistics aims to align supply chain operations with broader sustainability benchmarks while enhancing cost effectiveness and operational agility for key clients such as Nestlé India.

Industry collaboration was central to the project’s success, with Nestlé India’s supply chain teams and Ashok Leyland’s provision of CNG trucks helping drive implementation. This partnership highlights how multinational consumer goods companies and leading commercial vehicle manufacturers are aligning incentives to push the Indian logistics sector toward cleaner transport solutions.