Exploitation of natural resources is at its peak and future generation is expected to see a world where natural resources have already been spent. To restrict the use of natural resources so that it can be used where it is really must and no other possible way is available to provide an option. Hinduja flagship firm Ashok Leyland has started making plans on the launch of a fully electric bus 'Versa' in by 2017 in India.
A Vehicle show organized in Noida showcased the 36-seater bus that can run 90 miles if charged one fully. It emits no gases. It consumes only one unit of electricity to cover one kilometer distance. It does not produce any noise.
"With increased awareness and sensitivity around environment safety and carbon footprints, the timing for the introduction of an electric bus is optimal. Versa is ideally placed to help deliver on our government's commitment to make urban transport efficient and reduce our country's carbon footprint," Venkataraman said.
The government has marked down Rs 1,000 crore for the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan for the next two financial years to boost electric vehicles sales in the country.
"Depending upon the regulations, we expect to launch this vehicle in the country in the next two years. The company is one of the largest providers of electric and hybrid buses in the world and this electric vehicle would help India move up the path of "efficient, comfortable, responsible and sustainable urban transport," Ashok Leyland Vice President, Buses, T Venkataraman.
We can hope with this kind of initiative, more motor manufacturing industries will come forward and make this world greener.
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A Vehicle show organized in Noida showcased the 36-seater bus that can run 90 miles if charged one fully. It emits no gases. It consumes only one unit of electricity to cover one kilometer distance. It does not produce any noise.
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"With increased awareness and sensitivity around environment safety and carbon footprints, the timing for the introduction of an electric bus is optimal. Versa is ideally placed to help deliver on our government's commitment to make urban transport efficient and reduce our country's carbon footprint," Venkataraman said.
The government has marked down Rs 1,000 crore for the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan for the next two financial years to boost electric vehicles sales in the country.
"Depending upon the regulations, we expect to launch this vehicle in the country in the next two years. The company is one of the largest providers of electric and hybrid buses in the world and this electric vehicle would help India move up the path of "efficient, comfortable, responsible and sustainable urban transport," Ashok Leyland Vice President, Buses, T Venkataraman.
We can hope with this kind of initiative, more motor manufacturing industries will come forward and make this world greener.
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