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In 2025, nearly half of newly registered city buses in Germany were zero-emission vehicles. Germany’s public transport sector added 1,397 emission-free buses in 2025, bringing the total fleet to 4,752 vehicles in operation nationwide, according to PwC’s E-Bus Radar 2026. The data positions electric ...

More than 1,300 Solaris battery-equipped buses delivered between 2013 and 2019 are now part of an ageing European e-bus fleet. These vehicles are at the centre of a battery retrofit offer launched by Solaris in December 2025, focusing on earlier-generation electric buses currently in operation acros...

BUS2BUS 2026 is set to bring together transport, technology and industry stakeholders in Berlin on 15–16 April, with a program centred on artificial intelligence, automation and sustainable mobility. The event, held at the Berlin Exhibition Grounds, will feature more than 100 sessions across four st...

India registered 4,441 electric buses in 2025, up from 3,730 units in 2024, according to Vahan Dashboard data. The Indian electric bus market expanded by 711 units year-on-year, with volumes increasing by approximately 19%. PMI Electro Mobility, Olectra Greentech and Switch Mobility led the market, ...

Contribution by Isabel McAllister, Chief Sustainability & Compliance Officer, First Bus The UK has become comfortable talking about electrifying transport. Electric vehicles are now a familiar part of the net-zero conversation, framed largely as a cleaner alternative to petrol and diesel. But a ...

The UK government has allocated £73.2 million to support 484 zero-emission buses across England. The funding, assigned to councils and combined authorities, is complemented by £94 million from operators and local authorities, bringing total investment to over £167 million. The news is reported on lo...