The company won the tender floated by Nagpur Municipal Corporation for its intra-city public transport fleet
Sanjay Nagpal, VP – Sales and Business Development, PMI Electromobility (extreme left) with Radhakrishnan. B, Commissioner, Nagpur Municipal Corporation, and his team
PMI Electro Mobility, leading home-grown electric commercial vehicle manufacturer has won a tender to supply 144 e-buses to Nagpur Municipal Corporation. The order marks PMI’s foray into Maharashtra’s electric public transport ecosystem and one of India’s largest clean public transport fleets. PMI Electro Mobility emerged as the lowest bidder among three competitors to win the tender for the delivery of the 144 electric buses.
The first batch of e-buses will contain fifteen e-buses that will be integrated into the operational fleet within the first three months, with the next 60 to be operational within six months. The remaining buses will be inducted into the fleet within eight months.
Announcing the feat, Aman Garg, Director, PMI Electro Mobility shared, “It gives us pride to emerge as the winner of this tender. This win is a testament to our prowess in R&D and manufacture of world-class electric commercial vehicles. Through our e-buses, we will actively contribute to the clean mobility drive of Nagpur and help its stature as a leading Smart City in the country. Our commitment to safe, sustainable and zero emission vehicles will create opportunities to benefit about 13 crore passengers over next nine years.” At present, PMI Electro is operating and maintaining over 500 electric buses across 19 cities.
