Bulgaria is making solid progress in electrifying its public transport. Between 2021 and 2024, 67% of new city buses were fully electric, placing the country in 7th place within the European Union. The next step is to consolidate and accelerate this trend through a clear national strategy and targeted investments. The path toward clean European…
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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…
The European Commission has released a major analysis of the market readiness for zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, outlining what needs to happen in the next five years for Europe to meet its climate targets in the transport sector. From battery-powered city buses to long-distance hydrogen coaches, here’s a clear look at where we’re headed — and…
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…
Electric Buses Market Trends in Europe: 2022–2024 In 2022, the European electric bus market saw a total of 4,152 registrations, marking a 26% increase from the previous year. The United Kingdom led with 685 units, followed by Germany with 581 and France with 549. Notably, Yutong emerged as the top manufacturer, registering 479 buses and…