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Many state Electric Vehicle (EV) policies have announced specific targets and timelines for e-bus adoption, thereby creating a road map for electrification, it noted.

"ICRA foresees electric buses (e-buses) to be at the forefront of Indias electrification drive, with the segment expected to witness healthy traction going forward. ICRA estimates e-buses to account for 11–13 per cent of new bus sales by FY2025," it said in a report.

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“The proposed depot-cum-workshop at Jadhavwadi will be able to cater to 300 buses. The facility is being raised considering the addition of more e-buses in the fleet of city bus service,” a statement issued by ASCDCL said.

J&K E-Buses: Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Wednesday launched 100 electric buses under the Srinagar Electric Bus Project and flagged off a fleet of 75 E-buses from the Nishat Bus Terminal.

Srinagar Smart City CEO Athar Aamir Khan told ANI that the e-buses have been procured under the Smart City initiative to curb the unavailability of public transport service, , e-Buses, smart city, srinagar

Nashik Municipal Corporation: The state government had sought details about the present infrastructure, the number of e-buses required and the routes on which these buses would operate. It had asked the civic body to submit the proposal on its own without appointing a consultant.

The longest route would be Sector 12/22 to Jewar Airport (80 km), and Sector 14 (IOC) to Jewar Airport

E-buses: In its aim to reduce pollution, the Centre had announced in April 2020 that all vehicles sold in India must comply with Bharat Stage-VI (BS-VI) emission standards. Bharat Stage emission standards set legal limits on the amount of air pollutants, such as carbon monoxide and particulate matter, that vehicles in India can emit. These standards focus on improving emission control, fuel efficiency, and engine design.

In its aim to reduce pollution, the Centre had announced in April 2020 that all vehicles sold in India must comply with Bharat Stage-VI (BS-VI) emission standards. Bharat Stage emission standards set legal limits on the amount of air pollutants, such as carbon monoxide and particulate matter, that vehicles in India can emit. These standards focus on improving emission control, fuel efficiency, and engine design.