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Mumbai Metro Launches 31-Station EV Battery Swap Network

Officials maintain all swap stations adhere to safety protocols despite concerns over pedestrian obstruction

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Overview

  • The network spans 25 metro stations on Lines 2A and 7 and six monorail stops following approval under MMMOCL’s Electric Vehicle Policy
  • The first e-swap centre at Dahisar East became operational on June 3, marking the rollout ahead of World Environment Day
  • Electric two- and three-wheeler users can exchange depleted Mobile Power Pack e batteries for fully charged units in under two minutes
  • MMMOCL forecasts around ₹30 lakh in non-fare box revenue from the network to bolster financial sustainability and green mobility goals
  • Pedestrian experts warn stations beneath metro structures could impede foot traffic, but officials say all installations will meet strict safety and environmental standards