Islamabad’s Big Green Move: PM Shehbaz to Open Pakistan’s Largest EV Depot

Big news coming out of Islamabad, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is about to launch Pakistan’s largest electric vehicle (EV) depot at Zero Point later this October. And honestly, this isn’t just another government headline; it's a real game-changer for public transport.

A Major Step Toward Cleaner Transport

Under the supervision of Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa of CDA, a 1.5 billion project was announced to make Islamabad cleaner and greener. This will lead to a cut in carbon emissions, reduce fuel use, and move the city toward smart, sustainable travel.

What Makes This EV Depot Special

All is about to change; the new state-of-the-art depot will serve as the main base for 160 air-conditioned electric buses. It can charge 40 buses at the same time and park up to 120 buses. The scene had smoother service, fewer delays, and zero smoke on the streets. The Government of Punjab is fully dedicated to providing electric buses throughout Punjab.

A Cleaner, Smarter Future

Because let’s be real, Islamabad’s traffic needs this kind of change. With these Electric Vehicles on the road, impactful to reduce suspension and pollution ratio. The city will finally start breathing easier. And it’s not just about buses; it’s about setting an example. Islamabad is well on its way to becoming Pakistan’s first smart and green capital.

The EV Revolution Starts Here

This launch was a revolutionary step toward Pakistan's turning a corner. The EV revolution is picking up speed, and it’s happening right here in the heart of the country. So, if you’re in Islamabad, get ready, your next ride might just be electric.