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The company will supply and maintain 297 electric buses in a deal worth around ₹424.01 crores.
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Olectra Greentech has now started testing its 6×4 heavy-duty electric tipper in Hyderabad.
Olectra recently secured an order for 5,150 electric buses from MSRTC in Maharashtra.
The company's product portfolio includes 7 metre, 9 metre, and 12 metre electric AC buses, with an order book of 10,969 units.
The award of the contract for the supply, operation and maintenance of 2,400 electric buses marks an important milestone in Mumbai's journey towards sustainable urban mobility.
Olectra Greentech is investing in manufacturing facilities to meet the growing demand for electric buses. The Telangana government has given the corporation a spacious 150-acre plot of land in Hyderabad for the building of a world-class manufacturing faci
Olectra will also be in charge of the electric buses' maintenance for the duration of the contract.
Customers can experience the benefits of Solectrac's zero-emission tractors on a monthly basis, making it an inexpensive and accessible option to purchase.
The company's focus remains on increasing manufacturing capacity and enhancing technology capabilities. As a result, it will maintain market leadership in the electric bus segment.
Olectra is a prominent player in the electric heavy vehicle category in India, and its e-tipper has become the country's first certified heavy-duty electric tipper.
Electric trucks would be a game changer in the segment as the cost of fossil fuels skyrocketed. Surprisingly, the Indian tipper truck market is expected to be worth $3.10 billion by 2024.
Solectrac may be one of the first companies to introduce an electric tractor.
Out of the 123 E-buses, 55 are 12-metre buses (45 AC and 10 non-AC). The remaining 68 E-buses are 9 meters long (26 AC, 42 non-AC). The 12-metre buses will have a range of 200 kilometers and a seating capacity of 39 people including a driver.
