thee GO Delivers 40 Electric Vans to Ullens School

thee GO has delivered 40 CHTC 16-seater electric vans to Ullens School to support the institution’s shift towards electric school transportation.

The vehicles were formally handed over by Zhu Xiansong, representing the manufacturer, in the presence of representatives from thee GO and Ullens School.

The CHTC 16-seater electric vans are designed for regular passenger transportation, offering an alternative to conventional fuel-powered vehicles. Their adoption is expected to help reduce tailpipe emissions, noise and operating costs associated with the school’s transportation operations.

The addition of 40 electric vans marks a significant expansion of Ullens School’s electric transportation fleet, reflecting the growing use of electric commercial vehicles by institutions in Nepal.

According to thee GO, the delivery is part of its broader effort to expand electric mobility solutions across the country. The company operates across commercial electric vehicles, charging infrastructure, EV rental fleets, technology-enabled mobility services and after-sales support.

The delivery also highlights the potential for electric vehicles in institutional transportation, where vehicles operate on regular routes and schedules.

Schools and other organizations are increasingly exploring electric fleets as an alternative to conventional vehicles, with operating costs and environmental impact among the factors influencing adoption.