Overview
- Delhi’s government, which flagged off 200 electric buses on Friday, now fields roughly 6,300 buses with more than 4,500 electric, the largest such fleet in India.
- A new Delhi–Rohtak e-bus now runs via Kashmere Gate and Peeragarhi to Rohtak on an experimental permit under a four-state transport pact.
- Officials opened the Madanpur Khadar terminal for passengers and a new East Vinod Nagar depot building with biometric check-ins and driver health rooms.
- The low-floor AC buses carry CCTV, panic buttons, real-time tracking, and ramps, and many 'Devi' units are sized for narrow lanes to boost last-mile service.
- Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced an EV battery waste plant at Holambi Kalan and a Rs 4,000 crore plan to speed electrification toward the 2028–29 target.