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PM-eBus Sewa (electric city buses): eligibility, documents and how to use it

Public service All India Checked against official sources · updated 26 Oct 2026

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Who can use it

  • Residents of the selected cities. The scheme puts about 10,000 electric buses into city bus service on a public-private partnership model, with priority to cities that have no organised bus service, and funds bus priority lanes, depots and charging.
  • Central support for running the buses lasts 10 years.

How to use PM-eBus Sewa (electric city buses), step by step

  1. Ask the city's transport undertaking or municipal office whether e-buses under the scheme run in your city, and the routes and fares.
  2. Complaints about city bus service go to the city transport undertaking. If it is not put right, complain on CPGRAMS (pgportal.gov.in).

Sources: Cabinet approves PM-eBus Sewa for augmenting city bus operations, PIB

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