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      Tata Motors Begins Delivery of new Electric Buses to BMTC

      Vehicles |Bus and Coach

      Tata Motors delivers 148 electric buses to BMTC, boosting Bengaluru’s eco-friendly fleet and advancing sustainable public transport.

      1490 views | Date: July 14, 2025

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      Tata Motors Begins Delivery of new Electric Buses to BMTC
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      Mumbai- Tata Motors Limited., a commercial vehicle manufacturer, has commenced the delivery of 148 additional Tata Starbus electric buses to the Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC). This rollout adds to the existing fleet of 921 electric buses already in operation, reinforcing Bengaluru’s push toward a cleaner and more sustainable public transport system.

      These advanced electric buses will be operated and maintained by TML Smart City Mobility Solutions Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Motors, under a 12-year contract. The vehicles were officially flagged off by Shri Ramalinga Reddy, Hon’ble Minister of Transport, Government of Karnataka, and Shri Ramachandran R., IAS, Managing Director of BMTC, along with senior government officials.

      The Tata Starbus EV is purpose-built for intra-city commutes, offering a superior blend of comfort, safety, and performance. It features a next-gen electric powertrain, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD), and an Integrated Transport System for seamless operations. Its low-floor design and ergonomic seating for 35 passengers ensure an accessible and comfortable experience for commuters.

      With zero tailpipe emissions, the Starbus EVs play a vital role in reducing urban pollution and improving air quality. As Bengaluru continues to expand its green mobility footprint, this partnership between Tata Motors and BMTC showcases the potential of modern electric public transport to deliver sustainable, efficient, and people-centric urban mobility.

      Shri Ramachandran R., IAS, Managing Director, BMTC, said, “Tata Motors electric buses already running across Bengaluru have shown outstanding performance, clocking high uptime and meeting public expectations on comfort and convenience. Based on this success, we are pleased to induct additional 148 e-buses from Tata Motors. These buses will further enhance our ability to offer citizens a safe, sustainable and efficient travel option on a wider network across Bengaluru.”

      Mr. Anand S, Vice President and Head-TML Smart City Mobility Ltd. & Commercial Passenger Vehicle Business, Tata Motors, said, “It is a momentous occasion as we commence deliveries for yet another fleet of our environment-friendly and efficient Starbus electric buses to BMTC as per schedule. We are honoured by the trust shown by BMTC not only for our products but also on our ability to deliver an unparalleled uptime for two years, clocking over six crore cumulative kilometres. We remain committed to supporting their vision for sustainable, public transport by delivering innovative e-mobility solutions backed by technology, service and execution.”

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