<ul><li>The government is considering reducing the per unit subsidy for electric buses under the PM E-Drive scheme to cater to more cities.</li><li>Cities like Hyderabad, Surat, Bengaluru, and Pune have raised a subsidy demand for over 15,000 units.</li><li>The newly formed Delhi government is also expected to request a significant number of e-buses.</li><li>Currently, the Centre offers a subsidy of INR 20-35 Lakh per electric bus based on carrying capacity and specifications.</li></ul>

Govt Likely To Slash Electric Bus Subsidy To Cater To More Cities

Discover more