Cityflo partners with Aaveg to launch electric bus fleet in Delhi NCR
platform
Cityflo
has announced the launch of its
first electric bus fleet
in Delhi NCR through a strategic partnership with fleet management firm
Aaveg
. The collaboration marks Cityflo's entry into the electric public transport segment in the capital region, following its operations in Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Under the arrangement, Aaveg will own and maintain the electric buses, while Cityflo will manage end-to-end commuter services, including route planning, booking and service delivery. The model combines Cityflo's tech-led operational control with Aaveg's fleet ownership and maintenance.
The electric buses are already in service on high-demand corridors such as Rohini–DLF Cyber City and Sohna Road, and early rider feedback has highlighted improvements in punctuality, comfort and reliability.
The move aligns with Cityflo's broader plan to electrify at least 20 per cent of its fleet by FY26. The company said it would scale up adoption based on the pace of battery and charging infrastructure development in Indian cities.
For Aaveg, the partnership reflects its push to expand electric mobility options in urban public and corporate transport segments. Both firms cited sustainability, reliability and scalable growth as central goals.
The companies said the initiative contributes to India's ongoing efforts to transition urban transport systems toward lower emissions and improved commuter experience.
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