
The month-long pilot covers Sadar Bazar, Sheetla Mata Bazaar and Sector 7 market, where the vehicles will operate daily.
MCG has spent about ₹1 crore on five battery-powered litter-picking vehicles for a month-long pilot at three Gurugram markets.
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has deployed five electric litter-picking vehicles at Sadar Bazar, Sheetla Mata Bazaar and Sector 7 market for a month-long sanitation pilot.
MCG has spent about ₹1 crore on the machines, which are designed to suction dust, plastic waste, small litter packets and other debris from roads and public areas. Each vehicle has a collection capacity of about 600-650 litres and can run for nearly eight hours on a single battery charge.
The vehicles will operate daily during the pilot. MCG will monitor their performance for a month before deciding whether to deploy them at other markets.
Executive engineer Sundar Sheoran said the review will assess how effectively the machines clean market roads.
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