PMI Electro Mobility Expands Electric Infrastructure in Gujarat

Key Highlights:

• PMI Electro Mobility launched 5 electric bus charging stations in Gondal and 22 e-buses in Rajkot.
• The zero-emission buses aim to cut over 650 tonnes of CO2 yearly.
• Rajkot now has 109 air-conditioned e-buses with modern features like fast-charging batteries and CCTV.

PMI Electro Mobility is ramping up efforts to increase electrification in Gujarat. The company opened five 240kw GBT electric bus charging stations in Gondal and signed off 22 e-buses in Rajkot.

Zero-Emission and Environmental Impact

The newly released electric buses are zero-emission vehicles (ZEV) that are expected to save over 650 tonnes of CO2 in their first year of operation, according to a press statement.

These buses are powered by fast-charging lithium-ion batteries and are outfitted with all of the latest features, including a Real Time Passenger Information System (PIS), Panic Buttons for emergency stops, Vehicle Location & Tracking System, CCTV cameras, public address system, stop request buttons, fire detection, and an alarm system, to name a few.

With this acquisition, Rajkot currently has 109 air-conditioned electric buses. Dr. Aanchal Jain, CEO of PMI Electro Mobility Solutions Pvt. Ltd, stated, "We are deeply grateful to the Rajkot Municipal Corporation officials for flagging off the electric buses and inaugurating the Gondal Charging Station. This milestone is critical in our quest for safer, cleaner, and greener transportation, contributing considerably to our country's ambitious Net Zero goal."

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CMV360 Says

This initiative by PMI Electro Mobility is a great move towards cleaner transportation in Gujarat. The new electric buses have modern features that make travel safer and more comfortable. 

They also help reduce pollution and support India's goal of becoming more environmentally friendly. These efforts are important for improving city air quality and promoting sustainable growth.