The Hexall Mammoth HOP is an all-electric mini truck from Hexall Motors, an India-based EV start-up focused on last-mile commercial transport. Built on a day-cabin chassis-with-cabin layout, it is offered in a single Electric/Cargo variant priced at ₹16.00 lakh (ex-showroom, India). With an L5N high-speed goods-carrier classification and a fully built cargo body, it is aimed at small-fleet operators and owner-drivers moving daily loads inside cities and across short inter-city routes.
Range and charging
The Mammoth HOP packs a 7.37 kWh lithium-ion battery at 48 V, delivering an 110 km driving range on a full charge. Charging takes between 6 and 8 hours on the supplied charger, which suits overnight depot charging. There is no fast-charge option published, so daily running is best planned around a single charge cycle.
Performance and payload
A 4x2 electric motor drives the rear wheels with a claimed 60 km/h top speed, keeping it legal on high-speed city roads. The truck has a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of 1680 kg, a 3500 mm turning radius, and a leaf-spring suspension front and rear with vacuum-assisted brakes and ABS. The 3500 x 1590 x 1800 mm footprint and 180 mm ground clearance are tuned for narrow lanes and loading bays.
Who should buy it
The Mammoth HOP suits courier, FMCG, beverage and parcel operators replacing ICE mini trucks on predictable fixed routes, where the 110 km range covers a full shift. With no published A/C, power steering or telematics, it is a no-frills workhorse priced for total-cost-of-ownership savings rather than cabin comfort. Fleet buyers should confirm payload rating, service network and battery warranty with Hexall directly before purchase.
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