The Sindh Transport Department has introduced a new electric bus service route in Karachi, named “EV-4.”

This 55-kilometer route connects Super Highway to Numaish Chowrangi, passing through important areas like Dumba Goth, Gulshan-e-Maymar, Sohrab Goth, and Al-Asif Square.

The new route aims to enhance convenience for residents, particularly those living in Ayesha Manzil, Lalukhait, and Teen Hatti. The inauguration of the EV-4 route was officiated by PPP MPAs Raja Abdul Razzaq and Sajid Jokhio, under the supervision of Sindh Transport Minister Sharjeel Memon.

Sindh Transport Minister Sharjeel Memon highlighted that the introduction of the new EV-4 electric bus service route is expected to have several benefits. He stated that this initiative is anticipated to stimulate local economies, reduce travel costs, and ease traffic congestion in the city.

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Memon also reiterated the government’s commitment to offering affordable and modern transportation solutions to the people of Karachi. He noted that more electric buses will be introduced, and additional routes will be developed in the future as part of this initiative.

In a separate announcement made earlier in July, the Sindh Transport Department revealed the introduction of three new routes for the Peoples Bus Service in Karachi. These new routes include a service from Hawksbay to Tower, starting on July 22, and an extension of Route 12.

Additionally, the Peoples Bus Service will begin operating from Qaidabad, Korangi, and Memon Goth to Tower, replacing the previous route from Khokhrapar, effective from July 23.