China-Made Electric Buses Launch in Gujrat | The Daily CPEC
Punjab has taken another step toward sustainable urban transport with the launch of a fleet ofChina-manufactured electric buses in Gujrat, strengthening cooperation between Pakistan and China in clean. . .
Punjab has taken another step toward sustainable urban transport with the launch of a fleet ofChina-manufactured electric buses in Gujrat, strengthening cooperation between Pakistan and China in clean mobility solutions. Punjab Chief MinisterMaryam Nawaz Sharifinaugurated theGreen Electric Bus Servicethrough a video link. The launch ceremony was attended by Deputy Commissioner Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi, MPA Abdullah Yousaf, and other senior officials. 11 Electric Buses Begin OperationsThe first phase of the project introduces11 China-made electric buseson the Gujrat–Mangowal and Gujrat–Daulat Nagar routes. Authorities plan to expand the fleet to28 buses by Septemberwhile adding more routes to improve transportation access across the district. The initiative is part of Punjab’s broader efforts to modernize public transport and promote environmentally friendly mobility options. Affordable and Inclusive Public TransportThe new electric buses include facilities such aswheelchair rampsfor elderly passengers and people with disabilities, making public transport more accessible. Moreover, the government has introduced an affordable flat fare ofRs20to ensure that residents can benefit from the service. Officials said the project will improve daily commuting for thousands of passengers while providing a cleaner alternative to traditional fuel-based transport. Pakistan-China Green Technology CooperationThe launch highlights expanding cooperation between Pakistan and China in clean technology and sustainable urban development. Chinese manufacturers have increasingly contributed to Pakistan’s transition toward electric mobility by providing advanced transport solutions and technology. Furthermore, the adoption of electric buses supports Pakistan’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions, lower dependence on fossil fuels, and build climate-resilient cities. Supporting Punjab’s Green Mobility VisionBeyond reducing air pollution, the electric bus fleet is expected to decrease long-term operational costs and improve energy efficiency in public transportation. As a result, Punjab aims to expand clean transport networks across more cities while encouraging wider adoption of electric mobility solutions. The project reflects the growing partnership between Pakistan and China in sustainable development, innovation, and environmentally responsible infrastructure. Read More Articles:Pakistan Navy rescues vessel near GwadarDar, Kuwaiti FM Discuss Middle East SituationIran to Receive Chinese MANPADS