The Punjab Government’s electric taxi scheme is set to roll out within the next 15 days, marking a major step toward sustainable transport in the province. The initiative aims to replace traditional fuel-based taxis with environment-friendly electric vehicles, reducing both carbon emissions and fuel costs.
Officials have confirmed that the scheme is part of the broader plan to modernize public transport while encouraging the adoption of clean energy solutions. According to early reports, this project will create new opportunities for drivers and offer citizens an affordable travel option.
Punjab Government electric taxi scheme: key details
The government is preparing the launch with a strong focus on accessibility and sustainability. Some highlights include:
- The electric taxis will be introduced in major cities across Punjab.
- Drivers will receive support in shifting from fuel-based cars to electric ones.
- The scheme is designed to cut down urban pollution and reduce noise levels.
- Charging stations will be set up across different routes to ensure easy access.
- The project aims to generate new employment opportunities in the transport sector.
Officials say the plan will help reduce the province’s reliance on expensive fuel imports. It will also promote a cleaner environment, aligning with global efforts to fight climate change.
The initiative has also been linked to easing everyday transport struggles in cities like Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Faisalabad, where traffic and fuel costs remain major concerns. Authorities believe this step can make travel safer, smoother, and more cost-effective for commuters.
The move has already been welcomed by environmental experts and citizens alike. Many see it as a practical solution that combines affordability with sustainability. Experts highlight that switching to electric vehicles can not only lower fuel costs but also help improve urban air quality.
For more details, you can read about the project here: Punjab e-taxi scheme: eco-friendly transport revolution.
Punjab Government’s electric taxi scheme to boost green future
As the countdown begins, Punjab is preparing to set an example for other provinces. If successful, the electric taxi scheme could inspire wider adoption of electric vehicles across Pakistan. Citizens and experts alike are now waiting to see how the project shapes the future of urban mobility.
