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London has surpassed the milestone of 2,000 zero-emission buses in active service, marking a key achievement in Transport for London’s (TfL) broader transition toward a fully decarbonised bus fleet by 2030. With this development, the capital now operates the largest zero-emission bus fleet in Wester...

By 2030, Europe’s roads could host as many as 108,000 zero-emission buses and coaches, according to a new Market Readiness Analysis about “Expected uptake of alternative fuel heavy-duty vehicles until 2030 and their corresponding infrastructure needs“, released by the European Comm...

The Mexican government has officially certified Taruk, the country’s first fully designed and manufactured electric bus, according to local media. Taruk is the result of a collaboration between Megaflux and Dina, two key players in Mexico’s automotive and electric mobility sectors. Megaflux is an em...

The UK Government has announced a landmark £15.6 billion funding package for local transport in city regions across England, marking what it describes as the “biggest ever investment” of its kind. The five-year capital settlement, confirmed ahead of the upcoming Spending Review, aims to empower regi...

In recent years, the binge of funds put on the table by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan has allowed Italian transport operators, from North to South, to find themselves with millions and millions to invest in renewing urban bus fleets, strictly in the name of zero emissions. And so, in thi...

India’s electric bus market recorded a total of 1,571 registrations in the first five months of 2025, reflecting the steady but uneven expansion of the segment. While electric buses continue to represent a small share of the broader bus industry, they remain central to public sector fleet renewal st...