Archive · 1 Dec 2025
Delhi to modernize transport with e-buses and EV infrastructure
Delhi is working to make travel better and cleaner.
The city is adding more electric buses and setting up places to charge them.
The government is also connecting nearby cities with electric buses.
They are building a big new bus depot that can hold 400 electric buses.
The chief minister says these changes will make life healthier and safer for people in Delhi.
They are also making a new center to test vehicles.
All these changes are happening to make transportation in Delhi modern and good for the environment.
Delhi is expanding its electric bus fleet to over 3,500 buses.
The city is upgrading charging facilities across bus depots.
Intercity e-bus services have been introduced, connecting nearby states.
A new Multi-Level Electric Bus Depot is being developed in Hari Nagar, West Delhi.
The government has laid the foundation for an Automated Testing Centre for vehicles.
- Who
- Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, Delhi Government, Transport Department
- What
- Expansion of electric buses and EV charging infrastructure
- When
- Ongoing, with recent announcements and future plans
- Where
- Delhi, with intercity services connecting Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To make transportation modern, healthier, safer, and environment-friendly
- Electric Buses
- 3,500
- Charging Infrastructure
- Upgrading across depots
- Intercity E-Bus Services
- Connecting Sonipat, Baraut, and other neighboring states
- Multi-Level Electric Bus Depot
- Hari Nagar, West Delhi, capacity for 400 e-buses
- Automated Testing Centre
- Foundation stone laid at DTC depot in Tekhand
