Electric Ferry Boat Between Mumbai And Jawaharlal Nehru Port From 2025

Starting January 2025, travelling between Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru Port will become quicker and greener. The port authority is introducing a new electric ferry boat between Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru Port that will cut travel time to just 30 to 40 minutes——about 20 minutes faster than current services. These eco-friendly boats will offer passengers a more comfortable way to commute while helping the environment.

Eco-Friendly Electric Ferries: A New Era In Mumbai’s Water Transport

Mumbai Electric Ferry Service 2025 is part of India’s bigger plan—— A “Harit Sagar” or “Green Port” Initiative to make ports greener, with goals to reach zero pollution by 2047 and use 60% renewable energy. Mumbai to Jawaharlal Nehru Port electric ferry will help cut down pollution while making city travel better.

Each ferry is built using strong, special plastic materials and is 12 metres long. They can move at speeds up to 12 knots and carry 20-24 people per trip.

The Ferries Will Run On Rwo Routes:

From Gateway of India to JNP in good weather, and
From Bhaucha Dhakka to JNP during rough weather.

This means people can use the service all year round.

The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority’s JNPA electric ferry launch marks a significant step towards cleaner transport. The quiet, clean electric ferries will replace older, polluting boats. When they start running in January 2025, people will enjoy faster, more comfortable trips while helping protect the environment. It’s a big step forward for India towards earth-friendly transport.

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