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Electric buses in public transport, trends and future

Global market and growth  Electric buses are rapidly becoming a cornerstone of sustainable public transport worldwide. Cities and transport operators are accelerating the replacement of diesel fleets with battery-electric buses in response to climate goals, air-quality regulations and public demand for cleaner mobility. In Europe alone, registrations of battery-electric buses have exceeded 9,300 units, and…

Italy opens €650M tender for 600 electric buses

Italy’s procurement giant, Consip, has launched a high-impact tender worth €652 million, ordering 600 battery-electric buses to support urban and interurban routes. Source: sustainable-bus.com. 🚍 Fleet Breakdown by Type & Charging Consip’s versatile specifications reflect a full spectrum of public transport needs: Minibuses (5 m & 6 m): 70 units, plug-in charging – ideal for last-mile transit Midibuses…

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The Global Electric Bus Market – оn the road to аaccelerated growth by 2030

The global electric bus market is moving at an accelerated pace, projected to grow from USD 17.0 billion in 2024 to USD 37.5 billion by 2030, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.2%. This surge is driven by a combination of factors, including stringent environmental regulations, technological advancements in battery systems, and substantial…

Battery e-buses Sofia

Bulgarian Finance Minister, Asen Vassilev: “We will buy electric buses for the whole country with money from the European Investment Bank”

Bulgaria is holding negotiations with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to finance a project for replacing the buses used in the country’s urban transport with electric buses. This was announced by Finance Minister Asen Vasilev, who attended the Bank’s Bulgarian annual results presentation, as reported by the Bulgarian National Television (BNT). According to him, if…

18m UC bus in Ljubljana

50% of the city buses registered in Europe in 2023 were zero-emission vehicles

The European electric bus market recorded a 53% growth in registrations during 2023. 6,354 electric busеs were registered in the EU, including Norway, Iceland, and Switzerland. 43% of the city buses were battery, hydrogen, or ultracapacitor-powered e-buses. Overall, 13,466 buses with alternative drivelines were registered, marking a 41% increase as compared with the previous year,…