Electric Bus

Electric bus adoption in public transport urban fleet is growing all over the world. It started in China, and it has taken a few years for other regions to start the transition. Battery-electric bus registrations in Europe (vehicles over 8 tons) reached 5,315 units in the first half of 202...

Porto’s public transport operator STCP has started operations with 20 new-generation electric buses supplied by CaetanoBus, as the manufacturer outlines in a press note. The buses were ordered in August 2025 and belong to the new platform developed in partnership with Chinese CRRC an presented...

Kinetic announces it has secured two long-term contracts in New Zealand’s Dunedin, that will see 37 new electric buses introduced from 2026, shifting around half of the city’s services to zero-emission operation. The Otago Regional Council (ORC) has awarded Kinetic, operating through its Go Bu...

Go North East has introduced 29 battery-electric buses into service, bringing zero-emission operation to three of the region’s busiest routes through a £17 million public–private investment. The new vehicles were unveiled at the Utilita Arena Newcastle, underlining the strategic importance placed on...

Temsa announces it has completed the delivery of 10 intercity electric buses to Portugal as part of a wider handover of 65 vehicles across Ireland, Portugal and Italy. The Portuguese delivery centres on the LD SB E, which Temsa positions as Europe’s first fully electric intercity bus as it was prese...

Irizar e-mobility’s electric buses are also arriving in the Netherlands. A historic milestone for the Basque manufacturer, which for the first time in its history will deliver a total of 39 ie tram models to the operator Arriva Personenvervoer Netherlands: eighteen 12-metre units and twenty-one 18-m...