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Electric Buses: Top Bizmen Eye Up E-mobility Sector, Auto News, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Electric Buses: Top Bizmen Eye Up E-mobility Sector, Auto News, ET Auto

Top players, including Hinduja Group and Adani are keen to invest in UP’s electric mobility sector. According to Invest UP officials, Hinduja Group has envisioned a substantial contribution through strategic initiatives by pledging to annual procurement of 2,500 electric buses for a period of three to five years.

UP signs MoUs of ₹6,000 crore for EVs and related infra - Vimarsana News

UP signs MoUs of ₹6,000 crore for EVs and related infra

State has the highest e-vehicle registrations in country accounting for around 25% of total EVs on roads across India; as of February 2023, around 4,15,000 EVs were operating in UP

Mumbai: BEST bus services hit for third consecutive day - Vimarsana News

Mumbai: BEST bus services hit for third consecutive day

Commuters who use the BEST bus services faced major inconveniences on Friday after private leased employees went on a strike for the third consecutive day

SBTi to single out firms for missing key climate target submission deadline - Vimarsana News

SBTi to single out firms for missing key climate target submission deadline

Standards body confirms plans to update its public target dashboard today

Mumbai Bus Services: More than 1,000 private buses of BEST stay off roads as drivers' strike continues on day 2, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Mumbai Bus Services: More than 1,000 private buses of BEST stay off roads as drivers' strike continues on day 2, ET Auto

Mumbai Bus Services: The buses leased by BEST from the private firm SMT, also known as Daga Group, were the worst affected on the second day; 473 of its 579 buses remained off the roads. In addition, 369 of 400 buses of Mateshwari, 155 of 340 buses of Tata Motors and 12 of 280 buses of Hansa stayed inside the depots. The drivers of the buses of other private operators, namely Olectra, E-Trans and Switch Mobility, did not take part in the strike.