The Ministry of Transport and Highways, in collaboration with the Department of Motor Traffic (DMT) Sri Lanka and with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), has successfully launched a pilot project aimed at converting 200 petrol-powered, four-stroke three-wheelers into electric vehicles.

The initiative, which focuses on promoting sustainable transport options, primarily targeted beneficiaries from Colombo. 

Special consideration was given to female owners, persons with disabilities, and families whose livelihoods depend on a single three-wheeler. 

These groups were prioritized in the selection process. (Newswire)

The Ministry of Transport and Highways, the @DMTSrilanka with the support of @undp #lka conducted a pilot project to convert 200 4-stroke petrol three-wheelers to electric.

The beneficiaries were all selected from #Colombo, while female owners, persons with disabilities,… pic.twitter.com/6CsScGXtPl

— UNDP in Sri Lanka (@UNDPSriLanka) August 29, 2024

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