136 charging stations for electric vehicles have reportedly been established in Dushanbe as of June 6 this year. Earlier it had been reported that about 230 million somonis (US$21 million) will be allocated
Rajahmad Rafiev is driving an electric car for 5 months now. He works as a taxi driver in Dushanbe. He bought his Chinese-made car for 230,000 somoni (over 21,000 US dollars). "An electric car is
With Chinese EVs now claiming nearly half of the local electric taxi market – according to local distributor Koinot Auto – the capital is definitely riding the green wave.
The company''s first batch of 30 electric buses is a significant step in this direction. According to studies, electric vehicles, especially electric buses, are more cost-effective than diesel buses, with operational
According to Koinot Auto, a leading local distributor, Chinese mainland car brands now account for nearly 50% of Dushanbe''s EV market. Their popularity reflects a blend of price, reliability,
The total cost of ownership of electric vehicles is comparable or lower than for fossil fuel vehicles because of low electricity prices. Electric vehicles can also reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
Residents recommended increasing salaries, improving infrastructure, and providing government support to make the shift to EVs easier. This study highlights the importance of
Chinese car brands now make up nearly half of Dushanbe''s EV market, according to local distributor Koinot Auto. Looks like Dushanbe is driving toward a greener future, with China''s EVs
"These cars handle mountain roads well and cost less to maintain." Data from Koinot Auto, a major regional distributor, reveals Chinese automakers now account for 48% of Dushanbe''s EV
The Tajik government has already announced a series of incentives to encourage the adoption of electric taxis. These include subsidies for purchasing electric vehicles, tax breaks for
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