NeuGo's first CV to be registered in TamilNadu

Following a government directive stipulating that all such passenger vehicles must be awarded permits by the transport department, NueGo just became the first battery-operated transport vehicle to be registered in the state.

Chennai- NueGo., marketed by GreenCell Mobility, would soon operate on the TamilNadu’s local routes, the state government said.

Following a government directive stipulating that all such passenger vehicles must be awarded permits by the transport department, NueGo just became the first battery-operated transport vehicle to be registered in the state.

Local routes in Tamil Nadu will soon be serviced by GreenCell's NueGo battery-powered buses, the Industries department announced in a social media post.

Devndra Chawla MD and CEO of GreenCell Mobility said, "With the support of the government's forward-thinking policies, we are proud to be the first battery-operated transport vehicle to be registered, paving the way for a greener, sustainable future in transportation. As the first pan-India inter-city electric tourist bus service, NueGo has quickly become a leading sustainable mobility player in the market by leveraging state-of-the-art technology and providing its tourists with a safer and greener travel option.”

Currently running between the routes of Chennai-Tirupati and Chennai-Puducherry, NueGo has plans to increase its footprint in Tamil Nadu.

In heavy traffic, the electric buses can go 250 kilometers on a single charge while running their air conditioners. The buses are put through 25 thorough safety inspections, which also include mechanical and electrical tests.