Historical facts about Mumbai's double decker buses
Mumbai's iconic red double-decker buses retire after 86 years, leaving passengers with cherished memories of a bygone era.
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Mumbai's iconic red double-decker buses retire after 86 years, leaving passengers with cherished memories of a bygone era.
Ashok Leyland, the Hinduja Group's flagship company, has signed an agreement with the Uttar Pradesh Government to set up a greenfield plant for manufacturing electric buses. The company will invest Rs1000 crore into the facility, which will have the capacity to produce 2500 buses per year initially and can be scaled up to 5000 vehicles per year in the next decade. The government of Uttar Pradesh has committed to facilitating the sale of electric buses for its own fleet and other stakeholders for the next five years through Ashok Leyland's subsidiary, Switch Mobility.
Switch Mobility is a key player in the private sector for which it is supplying single and double decker buses. “The Market of e-bus with the new PME bus Seva scheme is going to take off. JSW Steel Vijaynagar employee transport is done by our electric buses. We have tied up with Chalo. We have 20 luxury buses running in Mumbai. We have just signed a contract to supply 80 buses to Indore transport along with Chalo.”
Mahesh Babu: Switch Mobility is a key player in the private sector for which it is supplying single and double decker buses. “The Market of e-bus with the new PME bus Seva scheme is going to take off. JSW Steel Vijaynagar employee transport is done by our electric buses. We have tied up with Cello. We have 20 luxury buses running in Mumbai. We have just signed a contract to supply 80 buses to Indore transport along with Cello.”
BEST said the double-decker buses will not be discontinued under any circumstances.