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Seahorse Amphibious Vehicles has announced what it claims to be the world’s first fully electric amphibious passenger vehicle. The vehicle will be operated by Big Bus Tours on a tour from London’s Lack’s Dock. The first all-electric model has completed both road and river testing and is ready to ent...

With the delivery of 60 new battery-electric vehicles, São Paulo has surpassed the mark of 1,000 zero-emission buses in its municipal fleet. The expansion brings the total to 1,009 electric vehicles, including 820 battery-electric vehicles and 189 trolleybuses. According to the municipality, the tra...

Authorities in Denmark have opened an investigation into a possible cybersecurity vulnerability affecting several hundred Chinese-built electric buses, The Guardian reports. The move follows findings in Norway indicating that certain Yutong vehicles could be accessed remotely through systems used fo...

Australian public transport operator Kinetic has entered into an agreement with U.S.-based investment firm TPG, under which the latter will acquire a 70 percent equity interest and become the company’s majority shareholder. The transaction, expected to close in the coming months subject to regulator...

Five European countries — Denmark, Romania, the Netherlands, Norway, and Belgium — have crossed a symbolic threshold in the first three quarters of 2025: more than half of all new buses registered are now fully electric (or plug-in hybrids), based on figures released by ACEA. Looking at volumes, bet...

Between January and September 2025, ACEA reports that registrations of electric buses in the European Union reached 6,444 units, up 49 percent compared to the same period in 2024. When including the United Kingdom and EFTA countries, the figure rises to 9,346 units – a 52 percent increase year-on-ye...