National Capital 'charges' ahead with Electric bus - lithium iron phosphate battery
The zero-
The emissions electric feeder bus will run on Route 534 between Anand Vihar ISBT and Mehrauli teralas battles Delhi, which launched the zero pollution test on Thursday
Emission and noise
Pilot free electric feeder buses to deal with the increasing pollution.
The buses, marked by Delhi's transport minister, Kailash Garte, of the Delhi Secretariat, will be on Route 534 between Anand Vihar ISBT and Mehrauli terminals.
These trials will last for three months and authorities will be able to assess the efficiency of buses under standard road conditions in Delhi.
To promote zero-
Delhi government aims to introduce electric vehicles
Buses in the public transport system.
At the same time, Gahlot said in an interview with the media that the bidding for purchasing electronic products
The bus is in its final stages and will soon be submitted for cabinet approval.
He also informed that his department was "well prepared" to implement the strange plan"
Even if more stringent measures are necessary, plans should be made, taking into account the deterioration of air quality in the capital.
This is the third electron.
Buses from three different companies in the past two months. The e-
The Bus made by Bus tra can accommodate 35 people and can travel 250 km kilometers at one charge.
"The purpose of the trial is to check the claims of the company.
The average Delhi route covered by public transport buses is about 220 km kilometers.
In previous trials, e-was observed-
The bus from another company takes longer, he said.
The bus is driven by a powerful lithium.
The ion iron phosphate battery provides the ability to run up to 300 km in a single charge.
The minister also said that the tender for the procurement of 1,000 CNG buses has already started and delivery is expected to begin in AprilJune next year.
Another email earlier in November
The bus was commissioned between Ambedkar Nagar and Inderpuri.
Battery-powered, these buses can travel 200 km kilometers on a single charge.