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MUMBAI (AFP) – India’s entertainment capital is expanding its fleet of London-style red double-decker buses nearly a century after they made their debut – this time as electric vehicles (EVs). The first of 200 new buses are expected to start service on Mumbai’s busy roads from December, joining nearly 400 single-floor EVs already in operation. […]

In Mumbai, Switch India has already received an order for 200 electric double-decker buses.

The bus is the world's first - standard floor, air conditioned, electric double decker with wider door on rear overhang and a rear staircase. The double decker has a lightweight aluminium body construction, which offers higher passenger to weight ratio and a competitive cost per km, per passenger.

Switch Mobility, a subsidiary of Ashok Leyland, has revealed India’s first electric double-decker AC bus called the EiV 22.The EiV 22 is based on the EiV 12 single-deck model and has a capacity of up to 65 passengers.

India gets its first air-conditioned electric double-decker bus in Mumbai

Union transport minister Nitin Gadkari unveiled Indias first double-decker AC electric bus in Mumbai today.

Mumbai, Aug 18: Switch Mobility, the electric vehicle division of Hinduja group’s flagship Ashok Leyland, unveiled the country’s first electric double-decker air-conditioned bus here on Thursday. These buses will replace the existing double-decker fleet of the BEST (Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport) undertaking. As of now, Switch is operating its twin-floor electric AC buses in the United Kingdom. Switch India has already secured an order of 200 electric double-decker bu...

Switch Mobility unveiled India’s first electric double-decker air-conditioned bus, the EiV 22. The company has already received an order of 200 units - News at CarTrade.

Switch Mobility, the next-generation carbon-neutral electric bus and light commercial vehicle company, would supply, operate and maintain the 300 buses, the company said in a release.

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai flagged off 75 Switch EiV 12 buses in Bengaluru and would be inducted into the fleet of the Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC).