150 - 300 km
per charge
60 - 90 km/h
100 kWh - 350 kWh
3 - 6 hours
25 - 75 Passengers
The eco-friendly substitutes that electric public transport vehicles (EPTVs) provide for vehicles like electric buses and trams are revolutionizing urban travel. They drastically cut carbon emissions, with cities striving to achieve net-zero emissions. Since EPTVs improve passenger experience, reduce operating costs, and improve air quality, they are crucial for both effective transport systems and sustainable urban growth.
With the help of EPTVs, cities are improving air quality and giving millions of commuters throughout the world more affordable travel options.
Electric bus fleets have grown by 500% globally in the last 5 years.
The market for electric public transportation vehicles (EPTVs) is expected to rise to $12.81 billion by 2032.
Over 70% of major cities have committed to transitioning to 100% electric public transport by 2050.
Zero Emissions: Electric buses and shuttles produce 0g/km of CO2, while diesel buses emit around 1200g/km.
Operational Savings: Electric buses can reduce fuel and maintenance costs by 50%, leading to long-term savings.
Quiet and Comfortable: Electric public transport vehicles are 75% quieter than their diesel counterparts, offering a smoother ride for passengers.
