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| 200 electric double-decker buses will start plying in Mumbai from December. (Photo: AFP) |
India has introduced the first double-decker bus powered by electric technology for public use.
These electric buses have been launched from Mumbai, India.
It is expected that 200 electric double-decker buses will start plying on the roads of Mumbai from December this year.
It should be noted that there are already 400 single-decker buses running on electric technology in India.
India, a country with a population of 1.4 billion, is the third largest carbon emitter. Committed to zero emissions.
The aim of introducing electric buses for public use is to reduce pollution in cities where the air quality is very poor. buses.
Earlier in 2014, electric double-decker buses made by the same company were also launched in London.
Mahesh Babu, Chief Executive of Switch Mobility India, said that they want common people to use electric buses to meet the target of zero carbon emissions.
This electric double-decker bus, manufactured in India, can carry 65 passengers. can.
It should be noted that around 900 double-decker fuel-powered buses were first introduced in Mumbai in the year 1937.
These buses became obsolete over time and now only less than 50 remain plying on Mumbai's roads. Looks like.
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