Lifbus, an electric bus operator located in New Delhi, has set a new benchmark in permanent transport by launching India’s first 360 kW fast-charging infrastructure. This innovation allows its electric buses to cover a distance of 900 km daily on the Delhi-Dehradun road. Developed in partnership with Glida India (Fortam Charge and Drive India), the success addresses the challenges of a long -range electric vehicle (EV) travel in India.
A 360 kW fast charger reduces charging time less than 50 minutes, able to run three daily trips with minimal downtime and greater operational efficiency. This advancement not only makes high -cost electric buses financially more viable, but also highlights the important role of strong charging infrastructure in India’s growing EV landscape.
Rohan Dewan, co-founder and CEO of Leafbus shared their stimulation about milestones: “With 360 kW fast charging, we have dealt with one of the biggest obstacles in electric mobility. Our Delhi-Dahardun route shows how electric vehicles can perform better than traditional fuel-based transport. ,
Leafbus raises passenger experience and scales for a permanent future:
Leafbus CCTV Monitoring, Real-Time Tracking, Driver Monitoring System (DMS), Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), premium air conditioning, on-time guarantee and increased safety measures for women with features with facilities with facilities like passenger comfort and safety Emphasizes
The company is operating through partnership with JBM electric vehicles to finance its first 10 EV buses for inter-city travel to acquire 200 electric buses and AMU (NBFC). With its 360 kW charging infrastructure, leafbus is ready to expand the electric journey in more cities, reduce your carbon footprint and promote permanent transport, to set up new standards for efficiency and innovation in India’s EV region Has been done
From this transformational point of view to EV travel, India’s infection is expected to accelerate permanent transport by setting up a new benchmark for efficiency and innovation in the power dynamics sector.
