In a significant move to promote sustainable and gender-friendly transportation, the Maharashtra government has partnered with Kinetic Green to launch the 'Pink E-Rickshaw' in Pune. This initiative aims to provide safe and eco-friendly commuting options, particularly for women and girls.
Sustainable TransportationGendersensitiveElectric VehiclesMaharashtra GovernmentKinetic GreenReal Estate MaharashtraApr 21, 2025

The 'Pink E-Rickshaw' is an electric rickshaw specifically designed for women and girls. It is equipped with safety features such as GPS tracking, panic buttons, and CCTV cameras to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers.
The 'Pink E-Rickshaw' is an electric vehicle, which helps reduce carbon emissions and promote clean transportation. It is part of a broader strategy to lower the city's carbon footprint and improve air quality in Pune.
The Maharashtra government offers subsidies for the purchase of e-rickshaws, installs charging stations, and provides training programs for drivers to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles.
Kinetic Green is a leading manufacturer of electric vehicles. They have partnered with the Maharashtra government to develop and launch the 'Pink E-Rickshaw', providing advanced safety features and contributing to the project's success.
The 'Pink E-Rickshaw' initiative aims to empower women and girls by providing them with safe and reliable transportation options. It also contributes to a cleaner urban environment, setting a model for sustainable and gender-sensitive transportation in other cities.

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