By NueGo, the pioneering electric passenger coach service spearheaded by GreenCell Mobility in India, is embarking on a meaningful partnership with the globally renowned food chain, McDonald’s India – North and East, in a strong display of its unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship. This collaboration is designed to promote eco-friendly transportation while prioritizing customer satisfaction, catering to the needs of modern travellers who are both environmentally conscious and convenience-driven.
Travellers who choose the NueGo bus service departing from the Inter-State Bus Terminal (ISBT) in New Delhi to popular destinations such as Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Dehradun, Agra, or Jaipur, now have the unique opportunity to place orders for McDonald’s food from the comfort of the exclusive lounge while awaiting their journey. As the partnership unfolds, it will progressively extend to cover more routes, introducing the option of pre-booking meals to enhance travellers’ overall convenience.
Positioned as India’s inaugural inter-city electric coach service, NueGo has swiftly ascended to the forefront of the sustainable mobility landscape. Its success is rooted in cutting-edge technology and its commitment to offering patrons a safer and greener mode of travel. NueGo’s distinctive zero-emission, noiseless coaches are pivotal in the brand’s active contribution to climate action, effectively mitigating tailpipe pollution and advancing cleaner travel alternatives.
With a shared vision, both NueGo and McDonald’s India – North and East are aligned in their pursuit of delivering unparalleled service, innovative solutions, and an exceptional end-to-end customer experience. Additionally, they are dedicated to nurturing eco-conscious consumer behaviour that actively contributes to reducing carbon emissions and safeguarding the environment for future generations. This partnership stands as a testament to their joint dedication to sustainable practices and the seamless integration of environmentally friendly choices into the lives of everyday travellers.
