Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has announced that 1,100 electric buses will arrive in the province by August 15 as part of the government’s ambitious plan to modernize public transportation and promote sustainable urban mobility.
The electric bus initiative is aimed at providing commuters with a cleaner, safer, and more comfortable travel experience while reducing air pollution and the province’s dependence on fossil fuels. The project is expected to significantly improve public transport services across major cities and support Punjab’s transition toward environmentally friendly transportation.
Punjab to Establish 2,000 Charging Stations for Electric Buses
Officials say the new fleet will feature modern facilities and energy-efficient technology, offering passengers a reliable and convenient mode of travel. The initiative also aligns with the provincial government’s broader efforts to develop a smart, efficient, and sustainable public transport network.
The arrival of the electric buses marks a major milestone in Punjab’s transportation reforms and reflects the government’s commitment to improving urban infrastructure, enhancing mobility, and creating a greener future for residents across the province.
