Small commuter conveniences can make a big difference in a city like Mumbai, where thousands of passengers spend hours travelling every day and depend on their mobile phones for work, digital payments, navigation, and staying connected. Following complaints of the underground Mumbai Metro Aqua Line 3 missing out on charging points inside all its trains from the same manufacturer, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has said that all its new trains of Green Line 4 will have eight to 10 charging points in every single coach.

“Be it cycle facilities or mobile chargers. In the new Alstom trains of Green Line 4, there will be eight to 10 charging points are available in every car. MMRDA staff cares,” MMRDA Metropolitan Commissioner Dr Sanjay Mukherjee told mid-day. Alstom officials said requirements are placed by the procuring party, and the trains are made with all the amenities as per their requirements.