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evera cabs is expanding its electric taxi service by acquiring 500 repossessed EVs from BluSmart, which faced operational suspension due to financial irregularities. Evera is also onboarding BluSmart drivers, including a significant number of women, to meet the rising demand for electric cabs, particularly around Delhi airport. This move fills the market gap left by BluSmart's shutdown.

Adani TotalEnergies E-Mobility Limited (ATEL) will set up EV charging infrastructure with all-electric cab aggregator, Prakriti E-Mobility (Evera), the company said on Tuesday. "The collaboration will feature an integration of 200 EV charging points super hub in Delhi. This strategic partnership will be scaled up pan-India to encourage decarbonized mobility," it said in a statement.

A city-based start-up plans to come up with a fleet of electric vehicle cabs across Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) this month to combat air pollution. 'Prakriti E-Mobility Private Limited' will introduce 500 electric vehicles in the first phase and hopes to touch the 5,000-mark within the next two years, according to a statement issued by the company.

Two months ago, the AAP government issued a draft policy making Delhi the first state in the country to adopt a policy to regulate vehicular emissions from app-based cab aggregators.

Jeevan Seva app has been launched in collaboration with EVERA. Covid patients can download the app via link that the Delhi government will be sending through SMS and QR code.

Amid rising fuel prices, the state government had set up a committee for fare revision of auto-rickshaws and taxis last month, and the panel is likely to finalise its report by the end of this week.