DTC Delhi to Panipat Electric Bus Details: Timing, Route and Booking Details
On February 8, Delhi added 500 new electric buses, taking the Capital’s total electric bus fleet to more than 4,000 units. This addition makes Delhi the state with the highest number of electric buses in India.
In addition, Delhi also launched the DTC Delhi–Panipat interstate electric bus service, marking a major step in expanding green transport connectivity across state borders.
The new service strengthens intercity mobility between Delhi and Haryana while demonstrating the growing viability of electric buses for medium-distance interstate operations.
DTC’s Delhi to Panipat electric bus route covers approximately 86 kilometres, connecting key passenger transit points between the two cities while supporting sustainable intercity mobility.
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DTC Delhi to Panipat Electric Bus Route Details
The Delhi–Panipat interstate electric bus service operates via the NH-44 (Grand Trunk Road) corridor, which is one of the busiest intercity transport routes connecting Delhi and Haryana.
The electric buses are expected to operate through the following key transit points:
- ISBT Kashmere Gate / Major Delhi Terminal (Starting Point)
- Signature Bridge / Outer Ring Road Connectivity Points
- Singhu Border (Delhi–Haryana Border Entry)
- Kundli
- Murthal
- Samalkha
- Panipat Bus Stand (Final Destination)
The total travel distance is approximately 85–90 km, depending on the exact boarding terminal and service variant.
DTC Delhi to Panipat Electric Bus Timings
Passengers travelling from Delhi to Panipat can avail of services at the following timings:
- 7:00 AM
- 7:30 AM
- 8:30 AM
- 3:00 PM
- 4:00 PM
- 5:00 PM
DTC Panipat to Delhi Electric Bus Timings
Return services from Panipat to Delhi are scheduled at:
- 10:00 AM
- 10:30 AM
- 11:30 AM
- 6:00 PM
- 7:00 PM
- 8:00 PM
These timings are designed to cater to both morning and evening travel demand across the intercity corridor.
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DTC Delhi–Panipat Electric Bus Booking Options
Passengers travelling between Delhi and Panipat can book tickets both online and offline.
Currently, the passengers can book through multiple official and digital channels. The service offers flexible booking options, allowing both advance and on-spot ticket purchases.
Offline Ticket Booking
Tickets can be booked at dedicated booking counters at ISBT terminals such as Kashmere Gate and other designated boarding points.
Passengers can also purchase tickets directly onboard the bus from the conductor using cash or digital payment methods.
This option is useful for last-minute travellers and passengers who prefer walk-in ticket purchases. Availability, however, is subject to seat capacity and passenger demand.
Online Booking Options
DTC bus tickets can also be booked via WhatsApp, and the One Delhi mobile app allowing passengers to select routes, generate tickets, and make instant payments using UPI, debit card, or credit card.
Online booking helps passengers secure seats in advance, reduces waiting time at terminals, and provides digital ticket confirmation for hassle-free boarding.
DTC Bus Ticket WhatsApp Booking
Bus tickets for DTC’s Delhi to Panipat electric bus service can be easily booked through the WhatsApp App.
To book DTC Bus tickets through WhatsApp, passengers simply need to send a message saying ‘Hi’ to +918744073223
Learn how to book DTC bus tickets via WhatsApp in our step-by-step guide.
Booking Through One Delhi Mobile App
Passengers can also book tickets through the One Delhi App, which provides integrated ticketing for DTC and DIMTS bus services.
The application allows:
- Digital QR ticket generation
- Cashless payment options
- Real-time bus service access
- Easy ticket validation during travel
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Delhi’s Electric Bus Expansion Targets
The Delhi government has set ambitious goals to expand its electric bus fleet further as part of its clean mobility roadmap:
- 7,500 electric buses by the end of 2026
- 14,000 electric buses by 2028
These targets aim to reduce carbon emissions, improve air quality, and modernise the Capital’s public transport infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the distance between Delhi and Panipat by electric bus?
The Delhi–Panipat electric bus route covers approximately 86 kilometres.
2. How many electric buses operate between Delhi and Panipat daily?
Currently, six services operate from Delhi to Panipat and six return services from Panipat to Delhi.
3. Are Delhi–Panipat electric buses environmentally friendly?
Yes, electric buses produce zero tailpipe emissions and help reduce air pollution compared to conventional diesel buses.
4. Where do Delhi–Panipat electric buses depart from?
The services operate from key Delhi transport hubs, providing intercity connectivity to Panipat. Exact boarding points may vary depending on the service.
5. What are the peak travel timings for Panipat passengers?
Morning departures from Panipat start at 10:00 AM, while evening services begin at 6:00 PM.
6. Will more electric buses be introduced on the Delhi–Panipat route?
The government plans to expand electric bus operations as part of its broader target to increase the total fleet to 7,500 buses by 2026.
7. Are electric buses comfortable for long-distance travel?
Yes, electric buses are designed to provide smoother rides, reduced noise, and improved passenger comfort compared to conventional buses.
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