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Bahawalpur Expands Electric Bus Fleet with 13 New Buses

October 16, 2026 • 55 minutes ago •

BAHAWALPUR: The city has enhanced its public transport network with the addition of 13 electric buses, bringing the total fleet to 35. Punjab Assembly Deputy Speaker Malik Zaheer Iqbal Channar announced the arrival of this second batch on Wednesday, emphasizing that these new buses will significantly bolster the city’s electric bus service.

Channar highlighted the importance of this initiative, stating, “The introduction of these electric buses is a step towards modernizing our public transport system and promoting environmentally friendly alternatives. This expansion is crucial for improving urban mobility and reducing pollution in Bahawalpur.” The new buses are expected to provide residents with a reliable and sustainable mode of transportation.

This development is part of a broader push towards greener public transport solutions in Pakistan, aligning with global trends aimed at reducing carbon emissions. The introduction of electric buses not only enhances the public transport infrastructure but also contributes to the government’s commitment to sustainable development and climate action.

Looking ahead, local authorities plan to monitor the performance of the new buses closely and assess the potential for further expansions in the electric fleet. Future discussions are expected to focus on integrating more advanced technologies to improve service efficiency and passenger experience.