JBM Eco-Life Electric Buses

JBM Group is an Indian industrial group founded in 1983 and headquartered at JBM House, Sector 44, Gurgaon, Haryana. Its businesses include auto components and systems, buses and electric vehicles, EV aggregates, EV charging infrastructure and renewables.

In electric mobility it supplies the JBM Eco-Life e9 and e12 zero-emission buses, the Citylife low-floor city bus and the Galaxy electric intercity coach, which was shown in sleeper variants at Prawaas 5.0 in Gandhinagar. Site news reports an electric bus order book above 10,000 units, a partnership with Drivn for 500 electric buses and a Rs 750 crore raise by JBM Ecolife Mobility.

• Eco-Life e9 and e12: zero-emission, low-noise city buses with low maintenance.
• Citylife: low-floor city bus offered for city, school, staff and tarmac use.
• Galaxy electric coach: intercity coach with sleeper and sleeper-seater variants.
• Charging infrastructure: JBM EV charging infrastructure business line.
• EV aggregates: in-house EV components and battery technologies.
• Fleet financing: JBM Ecolife Mobility raised Rs 750 crore to scale its electric bus fleet.

City transit agencies seeking electric buses with charging infrastructure from one supplier. Intercity operators trialling electric sleeper coaches. Staff and school transport contractors.

End-to-end offer covering buses, charging infrastructure and battery technologies. Buses deployed in Indian states under FAME I and FAME II schemes. Reported order book above 10,000 electric buses indicating delivery scale. Intercity and city variants including sleeper electric coaches.

India is the largest tender market for electric buses, with subsidy schemes and operator-financed fleet models, and ASEAN cities are starting similar procurement. Vietnamese operators can look at fleet-as-a-service and gross-cost-contract models that Indian suppliers use.

Site news in 2026: market leadership in September 2026 registrations (about 33 percent), 10,000 unit order book at the AGM, a double-digit export revenue target by 2030. The headlines carry no exact publication dates. Customers named in headlines include Ahmedabad and DTC.