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DPMC unveils Bajaj electric three-wheeler in Sri Lanka, setting a new benchmark in sustainable mobility
BAJAJ, Sri Lanka’s most trusted three-wheeler brand, represented by David Pieris Motor Company (Private) Limited (DPMC), has announced the introduction of the BAJAJ Electric Three-Wheeler, marking a major milestone in the country’s transition towards sustainable and cost-effective mobility solutions.
Increasing environmental concerns reshape Sri Lanka’s transport landscape, the BAJAJ Electric three wheeler is designed to meet the growing demand for low-operating-cost, environmentally responsible commercial vehicles—without compromising performance, durability or reliability.
The BAJAJ electric three wheeler delivers an industry-leading certified range of up to 176 kilometres on a single charge, making it the longest-range electric three-wheeler currently available in the market.
Convenience is a key highlight of the new model. The Bajaj electric three wheeler features an on-board charger, enabling users to charge the vehicle anytime and anywhere. A full charge takes approximately 4.5 hours, while up to 80% capacity can be achieved in under three hours. The battery system is built to withstand challenging conditions, with an IP67-rated water resistance, ensuring safety and reliability in all weather conditions.
The BAJAJ electric three wheeler also offers best-in-class features, including all-LED lighting, multiple drive modes, hill-hold assist, a fully digital instrument cluster, a strong metal body engineered for unmatched durability and a spacious, comfortable seating layout—ideal for long hours of commercial use.
Backed by decades of trust, BAJAJ’s proven engineering standards, and DPMC’s unapparelled nationwide service and spare parts network, the Bajaj electric three wheeler delivers unmatched confidence to customers transitioning to electric mobility.
The Bajaj electric three wheeler is supported by 24/7 roadside assistance via 011 4 700551 providing unmatched peace of mind for electric vehicle users.
Customers can contact the David Pieris E-Mobility hotline on 011 470 0550 for more details about Bajaj electric three wheeler.
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Establishment of an Institutional Framework to Inagurate Upper Hydro Catchment Areas Management Authority
Policy approval of the Cabinet of Ministers was granted at their meeting held on 08.06.2026 to establish the Upper Hydro Catchment Areas Management Authority for identification and
execution of a formal and long – lasting remedy to secure the central hills including the upper hydro catchment areas enabling them to sustain amidst extreme weather conditions
due to natural calamities and human activities as well as to be used for the sustainable development of the country.
Accordingly, a concept paper has been prepared including
institutional structure, activities, powers, active subject area as well as administrative and coordination mechanism for the proposed authority by an expert technical committee appointed by the Secretary to the President.
Based on the said concept paper, the Cabinet of Ministers granted approval to the resolution furnished by the President to instruct the Legal Draftsman to prepare a draft bill including legal provisions required for the establishment of Upper Hydro Catchment Areas Management Authority.
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Introduction of Flora and Fauna (Regulation of actions of the Indigenous Community within the nominated areas) Regulations
With the objective of securing the traditional livelihood and the eco system of the indigenous community, it has been recognized the necessity of introducing a formal regulation methodology to secure their engagement in livelihood activities by being more sensitive to the existing laws.
Thereby, the Fauna and Flora (regularizing) regulations under the Fauna and Flora Protection Ordinance (Authority 469) have been prepared so that nominated activities within the prescribed area to a member of the indigenous community
who has been registered for securing the rights acquired from law or custom or usage or traditional stance to execute an act within a certain state land that is fundamental to the survival of the indigenous community permission can be granted
Accordingly, the Cabinet of Ministers granted approval to the resolution furnished by the Minister of Environment to publish the said regulations in the government gazette notification and thereby submit to the Parliament for its concurrence.
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