In a major push toward sustainable urban mobility, the Indian capital of Delhi officially deployed 300 new electric buses into its public transport fleet on Tuesday. This move marks a significant step in the city's efforts to reduce air pollution and modernize its transit network.
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Alongside the vehicle rollout, the Delhi government inaugurated four specialized electric bus depots. These facilities are designed to handle the charging and maintenance requirements of the expanding fleet, ensuring operational efficiency for the city's zero-emission transport initiatives.
The deployment is part of a broader strategy to transition public services away from fossil fuels, reflecting India's growing commitment to electric vehicle adoption in high-density urban environments.
