The Aurangabad Smart City Development Corporation will deploy 35 electric buses in Marathwada’s largest city by July next year, with the first batch of 15 vehicles hitting the roads in April

Tata Motors and Chalo Mobility has entered into a strategic collaboration to provide the twin capital cities of Jammu and Kashmir with a fleet of 200 electric buses. The collaboration is aimed to establish an environmentally, socially and financially sustainable network of public transport in the union territory.

The West Bengal Transport Corporation (WBTC) will procure 1,180 electric buses by the end of 2023 for green public transport, the Convergence Energy Services (CESL).

State-controlled Convergence Energy Services is planning a $ 10-billion tender for 50,000 electric buses that will drive India’s plans to decarbonise public transport and help meet its goals for net zero emissions.

State-controlled Convergence Energy Services is planning a $ 10-billion tender for 50,000 electric buses that will drive India’s plans to decarbonise public transport and help meet its goals for net zero emissions.

Facilitating long-distance travel in the city, the Bangalore Transport Corporation (BMTC) is planning to roll out 300 non-AC electric buses by October this year. The body has identified 14 routes for these buses from Bengaluru to places such as Bidadi, Hoskote, and Attibele

The Goa government is in the process of lobbying with the Centre for nearly 1,200 electric buses to add to the existing fleet of 50 such buses in the state government-operated Kadamba Transport Corporation, Transport Ministry informed..

The state-owned Convergence Energy Services Limited (CESL) sought bids to procure 5,580 electric buses to be deployed across five major cities. The tender is worth about Rs 5,500 crore and also includes 130 double-deckers.

About Rs. 212.31 crore has been released for the procurement of electric buses as of January 31 this year under the second phase of the FAME-India Scheme. The government had launched the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric scheme in 2015. Since then, 86 proposals have been received from 26 states/Union Territories for about 15,000 e-buses .