
Hinduja Group's EV bus manufacturing facility to be operational in 2 months
Hinduja Group
informed the state govt on Wednesday that commercial production at the
Ashok Leyland
EV Bus Manufacturing facility in Lucknow is expected to commence within two months.
In a meeting with Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar Singh, the delegation said that construction of the facility had been completed in a record time of 18 months.
Sharing further details, a govt spokesperson said, "Senior representatives from the Hinduja Group held discussions with state government officials on exploring strategic partnerships and investment opportunities in
electric vehicles
, EV charging infrastructure, media, renewable energy, insurance, and financial services."
The Hinduja Group delegation was led by senior advisor Dr SK Chaddha, MD & CEO of Gulf Oil Ravi Chawla, and MD of HGS Limited Vynsley Fernandes, among others. They presented their expansion plans and requested support in the form of additional land.
The company outlined its vision to develop 3–4 GW of renewable energy capacity in Uttar Pradesh, including key projects such as a 600 MW plant in Jhansi and a 1,000 MW Sukhnai Pumped Storage Project in Mirzapur. Additionally, NXTDIGITAL presented its proposals aimed at bridging the digital divide in Uttar Pradesh.
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