Foodpanda has partnered with Dongjin Electric Motorcycle to make e-bikes more affordable for its delivery partners in Bangladesh through an easy EMI-based purchase plan. It requires no credit card, offering an accessible and eco-friendly mobility solution.
As part of its panda hearts program, foodpanda is offering Dongjin’s latest e-bike models—A2, G6, and R6, with a low down payment of Tk 10,000 and monthly installments of Tk 2,400 over 24 months.
The plan ensures inclusivity, allowing delivery partners to own electric bikes without the need for credit cards.
To support the initiative, Dongjin has launched a month-long e-bike display campaign at all foodpanda hubs in Dhaka and Chattogram.
Delivery partners will have the chance to view the bikes, attend live charging demos, and consult with support teams about ownership options.
Mukitur Khan, Head of Logistics, foodpanda Bangladesh, stated, “This collaboration makes e-bikes more affordable for our delivery partners, helping them boost their income, upgrade their lifestyle, and move towards greener mobility.”
Foodpanda is Asia’s leading on-demand delivery platform, offering food, groceries, and more.
Operating in 10 markets across Asia, including Bangladesh, foodpanda is committed to quick-commerce (q-commerce) and delivers a seamless experience for consumers. It is a subsidiary of Delivery Hero, a global leader in food delivery.
