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July 11, 2025

Noida, Greater Noida and Yamuna Expressway to get 500 Electric Buses

The Noida authorities are set to launch a fleet of 500 electric buses that will operate across Noida, Greater Noida, and the Yamuna Expressway region. The initiative aims to increase bus frequency while reducing pollution in the National Capital Region.

According to officials, the project is estimated to cost ₹675 crore and has a fixed completion timeline of 250 days.

The buses will be rolled out in phases. Currently, the tender process has been completed, and two private bus operators have been selected to run 250 buses each.

An official told national media, “The project aims to ensure bus availability at 10-minute intervals, with a 20-minute halt after every trip. Between 10 to 20 buses will be deployed on each route.”

Plan Before

Earlier in the plan, the buses were to be transported to Noida by road; however, due to a lack of charging facilities along the route, the Uttar Pradesh Transport Corporation has now decided to bring them by rail. “Buses are expected to arrive by mid-July… These double-decker buses are expected to provide a safe and more reliable option,” said Manoj Kumar, the Regional Manager at Gautam Budh Nagar.

The authorities state that the buses will run on service lanes to avoid congestion on the main road and reduce the chances of flyover-related accidents. A large number of private buses are already operating between Botanical Garden and Pari Chowk. However, commuters have raised repeated complaints about the high prices, lack of designated stops, and overcrowding in these buses.

The fare structure for the new services will also be announced soon after careful inspection and survey.

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