A groundbreaking study examines how electric buses and waste collection trucks perform in real-world urban operations in Indore, India, offering key insights into their efficiency and feasibility. Researchers from the International Council on Clean Transportation analyze data from these vehicles to assess their impact on emissions, maintenance, and cost-effectiveness compared to conventional diesel-powered counterparts. The findings could shape policies for cities worldwide looking to transition toward cleaner public transportation and waste management systems. This report provides a rare look at the practical challenges and benefits of electrifying municipal fleets in a developing economy.
Electrifying urban public fleets: Evidence from real-world operation of electric buses and waste collection trucks in Indore, India International Council on Clean Transportation
