Bangladesh’s electric mobility landscape is gaining momentum as Foodpanda, the country’s leading online food and grocery delivery platform, partners with Dongjin Electric Motorcycle to promote sustainable, affordable transport options for its delivery fleet.

The collaboration introduces a credit-free EMI-based financing model for e-bike ownership under Foodpanda’s “panda hearts” initiative, designed to uplift and empower delivery partners. Through this partnership, riders can access Dongjin’s latest electric bike models (A2, G6, and R6) with a down payment of BDT 10,000 and monthly instalments of BDT 2,400 over two years.

This move represents a strategic alignment between corporate sustainability goals and green investment opportunities in Bangladesh’s growing electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. The initiative reduces the financial barrier for delivery partners while also advancing national targets for clean energy adoption and carbon footprint reduction.

Dongjin has complemented the program with a month-long awareness campaign across Dhaka and Chattogram, hosting live charging demonstrations, ownership guidance sessions, and on-ground exhibitions at Foodpanda hubs and offices.

From an investment perspective, this partnership underscores the commercial viability of green financing models in Bangladesh’s logistics and last-mile delivery sector. With urban transportation contributing nearly 40% of the country’s air pollution, corporate-led initiatives like this are key to mainstreaming electric mobility. It also highlights the emergence of EV-focused financing instruments, an area with growing potential for investors and policymakers alike.

As Bangladesh continues to urbanize, scalable models that integrate affordability, sustainability, and private-sector collaboration will be critical to unlocking investment flows into the country’s green transport infrastructure.