
Montra Electric opens its first e-SCV dealership in Uttar Pradesh, offering EVIATOR sales and service support in Lucknow with MG RoadLink.

The dealership has been established through a collaboration with Ensol Infratech Pvt Ltd. It follows a 3S model—offering Sales, Service, and Spares along with charging support.

The company also revealed that it secured a contract to deliver 40 electric garbage collection trucks to the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation for Bawana Industrial Area.

These electric buses will mainly serve to connect metro stations and major Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) bus routes.

The Eviator E350L electric vehicles come with top-class specifications, strong performance, and the latest software-defined vehicle (SDV) technology.

Key updates on toll policy, electric mobility, and government initiatives shaping India’s infrastructure, mobility, and agricultural sectors this week.

AxTrax 2 is a next-generation electric axle developed for medium-duty buses. It combines the engine, transmission, and axle into one compact, modular unit.

Gujarat, Telangana, and Karnataka have requested 15,000 electric buses under a central scheme to boost clean public transport.

In addition to ADAS, NueGo has introduced several other passenger safety initiatives. Every driver must pass a breath analyzer test before starting the journey.

In addition to providing the Electric Autos, selected women drivers will receive training to operate the autos safely and efficiently.

Delhi to ban CNG autos, goods carriers, and more under EV Policy 2.0 for cleaner commercial mobility.

The company will supply and maintain 297 electric buses in a deal worth around ₹424.01 crores.

However, electric trucks usually have a higher upfront cost than diesel vehicles. IKEA believes the shift brings long-term cost savings and better operations.

Under the Central government’s PM e-Bus Sewa scheme, 11 cities in Andhra Pradesh will soon get 1,050 electric buses.

The government has set aside Rs 500 crore under the PM E-Drive scheme just for electric trucks. Officials said the goal is to cover 15-20% of the price difference between electric trucks and diesel ones.




