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Europe is undergoing a revolution in urban mobility. With cities outlawing ICE vehicles in their mission to meet ambitious zero-emission targets and a new-breed of mobility service providers battling to satisfy the needs of the on-demand consumer.

Tallin makes electric plans. A full bus fleet transition by 2035

650 electric buses to be purchased by 2035. Tallin public transport company is planning a quick transition to a fully electric bus fleet. Surprisingly the plan would reportedly include the abandon not only of the internal combustion engine buses (some gas buses are yet to be delivered) but also of t...

3.7 billion allocation for electric and gas fuelled buses in Italy

Italian government pushes for the transition to electric and gas fuelled buses, respectively in urban centres and suburban areas, with a 3.7 billion euros allocation over the period 2019 – 2033. The money could be used by regions or municipalities in order to buy electric buses (either battery...

Solaris delivers three articulated Urbino electric to TMB Barcelona

Solaris electric buses are now running in 38 cities in 13 European countries. The last delivery, a few days before the end of 2018, took place in Barcelona, where the Polish manufacturer supplied 3 electric articulated buses to Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB). The delivery marks the comp...

Mercedes eCitaro, Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr follows Hamburg and Berlin

From the end of January three Mercedes eCitaro will be operating in Mannheim and Heidelberg for the operator Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH. This delivery follows the ones in Hamburg and Berlin. The zero emission bus, equipped with a ZF electric axle (the same adopted by the Solaris Urbino electric), has...

18 Proterra electric buses for New York airports

18 Catalyst E2 electric buses have been purchased by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. They’ll be used for shuttle service at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and LaGuardia Airport (LGA). The order represents one of the larges...
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