Chartered Speed Introduces Electric Bus Fleet for DCM Shriram’s Employee Commute

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Chartered Speed Limited, a prominent name in India’s passenger mobility sector, has rolled out a dedicated fleet of 11 electric buses for employee transportation at DCM Shriram’s Jhagadia GIDC facility in Bharuch. The initiative was formally flagged off by Sanyam Gandhi, Whole-time Director of Chartered Speed Limited, along with Aditya Shriram, Deputy Managing Director of DCM Shriram, reflecting a shared leadership commitment to environmentally responsible workforce mobility.

Recognized as an early mover in adopting electric vehicles for intra-city transportation, Chartered Speed continues to integrate clean energy solutions into its operations. The newly deployed electric buses are fitted with advanced safety and monitoring features, including real-time GPS tracking, driver monitoring systems (DMS), CCTV surveillance, fire safety mechanisms, and onboard first-aid equipment.

Commenting on the deployment, Sanyam Gandhi, Whole-time Director, Chartered Speed Limited, stated, “This addition of electric buses marks another step in our journey toward lowering emissions and embracing sustainable transport solutions. We are focused on building a large-scale, clean-energy-driven fleet that aligns with the global shift toward electrified public mobility. At the same time, we are committed to leveraging technology to improve operational performance while embedding safety as a core pillar of our services.”

Chartered Speed Limited currently provides staff and school transportation services to a diverse set of clients, including GHCL Limited and Apple Global School. With a fleet exceeding 2,000 buses operating across six Indian states and catering to over 3.5 lakh passengers every day, the company continues to reinforce its reputation as a dependable mobility partner for organizations and institutions.

Founded in 2010, Chartered Speed Limited brings over 15 years of experience in the passenger mobility space and is recognized as a leading company in India as per the Frost & Sullivan Report. The company has consistently invested in advanced technologies such as GPS tracking, CCTV surveillance, and onboard connectivity across its inter-city and intra-city bus operations. Serving more than 3.5 lakh commuters daily, Chartered Speed operates a fleet of over 2,000 buses, delivering safe, efficient, affordable, and sustainable transportation solutions across six states in India.