Andhra govt accelerates electric bus infrastructure under PM e-Bus Sewa scheme
The Andhra Pradesh government is advancing its electric bus infrastructure under the PM e-Bus Sewa scheme. This initiative aims to enhance sustainable urban transport and reduce pollution. The state is set to receive 750 electric buses for various cities, marking a significant step towards eco-friendly public transport.
- ▪Andhra Pradesh is prioritizing green mobility and pollution control under the PM e-Bus Sewa scheme.
- ▪The state has been sanctioned 750 electric buses covering 11 cities and 12 depots.
- ▪Financial assistance of ₹79.9 crore has been approved for the development of charging stations and electrical networks.
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Andhra govt accelerates electric bus infrastructure under PM e-Bus Sewa schemeAndhra govt accelerates electric bus infrastructure under PM e-Bus Sewa schemePublished on: May 24, 2026 12:02 PM ISTPTIShare viaCopy link Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh is accelerating development of electric mobility infrastructure under the Centre's PM e-Bus Sewa scheme and is poised to emerge as a national model in electric public transport, a senior official has said.Andhra govt accelerates electric bus infrastructure under PM e-Bus Sewa schemeSpecial Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister K Vijayanand said that the government was giving priority to green mobility with a focus on pollution control, clean energy adoption and improved transport services.Virtually reviewing the progress of electricity infrastructure…
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