India, Hyderabad to reach 540 e-buses with TSRTC’s latest rollout of 65 vehicles
TSRTC has rolled out 65 new electric buses from the Ranigunj depot, marking a key step in Hyderabad’s expanding zero-emission transit strategy. The deployment advances Telangana’s effort to scale cleaner public transport at a time of rising commuter demand. As Times of India reported, TSRTC (that stands for Telangana State Road Transport Corporation and is […]
TSRTC has rolled out 65 new electric buses from the Ranigunj depot, marking a key step in Hyderabad’s expanding zero-emission transit strategy.
The deployment advances Telangana’s effort to scale cleaner public transport at a time of rising commuter demand. As Times of India reported, TSRTC (that stands for Telangana State Road Transport Corporation and is the state-run public bus operator in Telangana state, already operates 810 electric buses statewide, including 300 in Hyderabad. With 175 more units expected by January-end, the city’s electric fleet will reach 540, positioning it among India’s largest EV bus operations. The transport company plans to have as many as 1,050 electric buses operational within 2025.
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The Ranigunj depot—currently handling 139 electric buses—is being prepared as a 100-bus EV hub. According to Times of India, the new vehicles will serve high-ridership corridors linking Secunderabad with Kondapur, Isnapur, Borabanda, Ramayampet, Gachibowli and Miyapur X Road. TSRTC says revised schedules are designed to improve frequency, reduce wait times and better connect major residential, employment and educational zones.
