London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC) has announced the renewal of its supply chain partnership with TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited, reinforcing support for the company’s growing fleet of electric black cabs across the United Kingdom. The extended agreement, revealed on September 17, 2025, from LEVC’s headquarters in Ansty, Coventry, underlines both firms’ commitment to improving service efficiency and customer satisfaction.
At the heart of the renewed partnership is an emphasis on strengthening LEVC’s parts supply chain and streamlining ordering processes. This initiative is aimed at reducing vehicle downtime for taxi drivers—ensuring they remain on the road and operational—while also enhancing support for LEVC’s retail partners across the UK.
TVS Supply Chain Solutions, a global logistics specialist listed on India’s stock exchanges, will continue to oversee the inbound logistics of spare parts from international suppliers, manage outbound deliveries to official LEVC retail outlets, and operate the company’s online ordering platform. In addition, TVS will be responsible for comprehensive stock management of components for the TX model, LEVC’s flagship electric taxi.
The timing of this extension comes as the TX taxi continues to cement its position as the dominant model within London’s iconic taxi fleet, as well as gaining traction in other major UK cities. Both companies confirmed that new initiatives are planned for 2026 to further improve service convenience and strengthen LEVC’s customer support infrastructure.
Since its launch, LEVC’s electric TX has delivered measurable environmental benefits. The company reports that its zero-emission capable taxi has prevented more than 300 million kilograms of carbon dioxide emissions from entering the atmosphere. With over 11,000 units sold globally, the TX represents growing international acceptance of electric taxi technology and LEVC’s ambition to lead in the transition toward greener urban mobility.
Manufactured at LEVC’s Ansty facility—touted as the UK’s first dedicated electric vehicle production site—the TX taxi benefits from substantial investment by parent company Geely Holding Group. Since acquiring majority ownership in 2013, Geely has invested over £1 billion in LEVC, enabling expansion in both manufacturing capacity and technological innovation.
LEVC’s heritage in taxi manufacturing spans more than a century, with the black cab firmly established as a symbol of British transport. By combining its historic role with cutting-edge zero-emission mobility solutions, LEVC is positioning itself as a global leader in sustainable urban transportation while safeguarding the legacy of the world-famous London cab.
