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Gurugram plans to add 200 electric buses by end-2025 and is developing new charging and depot infrastructure to support its growing EV public transport.
Gurugram is poised for a significant upgrade in its public transportation, with plans to induct 200 new electric buses by the end of 2025 under the PM-eBus Sewa scheme. This initiative is moving forward as the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) and Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) expedite land transfer plans for crucial infrastructure development.
The acceleration of land transfer for the Naharpur Kasan bus depot follows discussions at the Urban Mobility India Conference and Exhibition 2025. This development is critical for supporting the expanded fleet of electric buses, which will contribute to reducing pollution and enhancing sustainable urban mobility in Gurugram.
In addition to the Naharpur Kasan depot, GMDA is also progressing on other infrastructure projects, including plans for a new bus terminal in Sector 10 and a bus depot under construction in Sector 48, with another detailed project report under review for Sector 103. These comprehensive efforts underscore Gurugram's commitment to building a robust electric public transport network.
