Tata Motors Starts Delivery of 148 Electric Buses to BMTC

By Jony Shekhawat | Published Date : July 15, 2025

Tata Motors has begun delivering 148 electric buses to BMTC in Bengaluru to expand the city's eco-friendly public transport system.

Tata Motors has manufactured 148 new electric buses and has delivered these buses to BMTC (Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation). The latest electric Tata buses are desiged to reduce air pollution caused by vehicles. It is big step towards green environment. The fleet will be operated and maintained by Tata’s own company, TML Smart City Mobility Solutions, under a 12-year agreement. The fleet will be operated and maintained by Tata’s own company, TML Smart City Mobility Solutions, under a 12-year agreement.

Bengaluru’s Green Bus Count Goes Up

Table Of Contents

1. Bengaluru’s Green Bus Count Goes Up

2. Flag-Off by State Leaders

3. Designed for City Roads, Built for Comfort

4. Tata Motors Commits to Cleaner Mobility

This is not BMTC’s first electric fleet. There are already 900 Tata electric buses in Bengaluru city. BMTC is planning to create long-term connectivity in the city. These buses can add great value to a fleet because of their low-cost maintenance. Also best for the environment, as these new electric Tata buses emit low carbon emissions. Thus, it is a move toward cleaner transport and fewer emissions across the city.

Flag-Off by State Leaders

The brand-new electric Tata buses were officially flagged off by Ramalinga Reddy (Transport Minister) and Ramachandran R (BMTC Managing Director). Other senior officials were also present. This rollout is part of Karnataka’s larger plan to push for greener and more efficient public transport.

Designed for City Roads, Built for Comfort

These Tata Starbus electric vehicles are made with daily commuters in mind. They have a low-floor design, space for 35 passengers, and built-in safety features like Electronic Stability Control and EBD. Since they run on electric power, there’s no smoke or noise, a big win for city air quality.

Tata Motors Commits to Cleaner Mobility

BMTC’s managing director said the earlier electric buses have done well and passengers are satisfied with the service. Tata Motors’ Anand S. added that their EV fleet has already clocked over six crore kilometers. He said Tata Motors will continue supporting clean and smart transport solutions for cities like Bengaluru.

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Frequently Asked Questions On Electric Buses

Q1. How many electric buses is Tata Motors delivering to BMTC?

Ans. Tata Motors is delivering 148 new electric buses to BMTC as part of its ongoing commitment to clean city transport.

Q2. Who is responsible for operating these electric buses?

Ans. The buses are managed by TML Smart City Mobility Solutions Ltd., a Tata Motors subsidiary, under a 12-year agreement.

Q3. What features do the Tata Starbus EVs have?

Ans. They offer a low-floor design, 35-passenger seating, and advanced safety features like Electronic Stability Control and Electronic Brake Distribution.

Q4. How many Tata electric buses are already running in Bengaluru?

Ans. Before this delivery, BMTC was already running over 921 Tata electric buses across the city.