Govt Employees to be given Electric Bikes on installments
Electric bikes will be given to 10 thousand students on subsidy and government employees on installments.
Caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab Mohsin Naqvi has said that electric bikes will be given to 10 thousand students on subsidy, government employees will also be given e-bikes on installments.
It should be noted that an electric motorcycle (e-bike) manufactured by TEVTA Punjab was unveiled at the Government College of Technology Sahiwal on the occasion of the 76th Independence Day of Pakistan.
In the opening ceremony, Chief Operating Officer TEVTA Punjab Ahmed Khawar Shahzad said that the electric motorcycle (e-bike) manufactured by TEVTA Punjab will play an important role in the development of the country.
The fuel-free eco-friendly motorcycle has been introduced in the public sector and is available for around Rs 180,000. The reason for the high price is its unique battery which costs 55 thousand rupees. TEVTA e-bike is the only bike of its kind that is equipped with advanced features and ensures your safe journey. It has several types of sensors to protect you from accidents. It can travel up to 80 km on a single battery charge.
TEVTA E Bike Price in Pakistan
The TEVTA e-bike in Pakistan, launched as an affordable and eco-friendly option, is designed with advanced features to appeal to students, women, and everyday commuters.
Prices generally range between PKR 100,000 to PKR 250,000, depending on specifications such as battery capacity, range, and charging time.
This pricing positions it competitively within Pakistan’s growing electric vehicle market as a cost-effective alternative to traditional bikes, especially with rising fuel costs
Smog reached an Alarming Level in Sahiwal
The rate of smog has reached an alarming level across Punjab including Sahiwal, Multan and Lahore. Taking major decisions to prevent smog, the Punjab government has decided to keep educational institutions closed in some districts.
According to the decisions of the government of Punjab, all businesses will be closed on Sundays, markets will open at 3 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
On the other hand, people are criticizing the Punjab Government for not including Sahiwal division in danger zones. Sahiwal is also facing alarming level of smog.
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