Switch Mobility wins order for 650 electric buses for Mumbai and Pune

Hinduja Group-owned Switch Mobility has secured a 650-unit electric-bus order from Sai Green Projects for public-transport deployment in Mumbai and Pune under the government’s PM E-Drive Phase II tender.

— Source publishedThu, 30 Jul, 2026, 15:42 IST·First seen Thu, 30 Jul, 2026, 15:50 IST·Source The Hindu BusinessLine

What happened

Hinduja Group’s Switch Mobility secured an order from Sai Green Projects for 650 electric buses to support public-transport deployment in Mumbai and Pune under

Key facts

  • 650 electric buses

Why this matters

The Sai Green Projects contract strengthens Switch Mobility’s position in India’s public-transit electrification market and could create follow-on partnership opportunities in fleet services and infrastructure.

What to watch

  • Binding delivery timetable and first-batch dispatch dates
  • Disclosure of order value, payment structure, subsidy linkage, and service/maintenance duration
  • Mumbai and Pune depot-charging readiness, grid-connection approvals, and operational launch dates
  • PM E-Drive Phase II funding releases and tender implementation guidance
  • Switch Mobility production-capacity utilization, battery sourcing arrangements, and working-capital commentary
  • Follow-on orders from Sai Green Projects or additional state/city transport tenders
  • Evidence of vehicle uptime, operating-cost performance, and payment timeliness after deployment
  • Switch Mobility is likely to finalize delivery schedules, vehicle specifications, maintenance terms, and charging/depot coordination with Sai Green Projects.
  • The company may use the order as a qualification reference in upcoming central and state e-bus tenders, particularly in high-density urban routes.
  • Suppliers of batteries, power electronics, charging equipment, and bus components may receive incremental procurement visibility as production planning begins.
  • Sai Green Projects and relevant city agencies will likely prioritize depot power connections, charging installation, route allocation, and driver/maintenance preparation.