Cityflo, a tech-driven mobility platform and bus operator, has teamed up with fleet management company Aaveg to introduce its first electric bus fleet in Delhi NCR. This partnership combines Aaveg’s fleet expertise with Cityflo’s customer-focused technology to create a smoother, greener commute for daily travelers.
Aaveg will own and maintain these new electric buses, while Cityflo will handle planning, booking, and service management through its digital platform. The goal is to make daily bus travel more comfortable and better for the environment.
Cityflo Runs on Busy Routes
These electric buses, branded under Cityflo, are already operating on popular routes, including Rohini to DLF Cyber City and Sohna Road. This move supports Cityflo’s mission to make public transport more sustainable and scalable in Indian cities.
Rushabh Shah, CBO & Co-founder of Cityflo, shared, “With Aaveg’s operational strength and EKA’s electric buses, we’re bringing clean energy together with reliable service. It’s about giving commuters a better alternative to traffic jams or crowded metros.”
Focuses on Sustainability
Cityflo has ambitious plans to electrify at least 20% of its bus fleet by FY26. As battery technology and charging stations grow, the company wants to keep increasing its share of electric buses to reduce pollution and improve urban life.
By investing in new technology, better operations, and strong partnerships, Cityflo aims to make daily commuting not only easier but also more climate-friendly.
Combines Expertise
Aaveg’s CEO, Vivek Laroia, said, “We see mobility as both a service and a responsibility. Working with Cityflo lets us blend our large-scale, sustainability-first approach with their advanced tech and deep focus on customer satisfaction.”
This partnership aims to lift the standards for urban transport and directly support country broader goal of promoting green mobility.
Builds Greener Cities
Cityflo believes in using clean energy and technology to reduce daily travel stress and improve the quality of life in cities. The collaboration with Aaveg shows how private players can work together to bring lasting change to public transport.
As the electric bus fleet grows, more commuters will have access to comfortable, eco-friendly travel options, helping build greener and smarter cities for everyone.
