US EditionFirst Bus explains "win-win" of shared EV charging infrastructure
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First Bus explains "win-win" of shared EV charging infrastructure
Sharing EV charging infrastructure “isn’t a pipe dream” but is “happening now”, First Bus’ Faizan Ahmad has outlined at the Fleet Electrification Forum. The bus company had 200 electric vehicles (EV) in 2022 and now has more than 1000 EVs, with a “lot of learnings” produced from its shared infrastructure initiative when the firm “went so far, so quickly”. Ahmad, who announced that First Bus was now calling its shared infrastructure initiative ‘F…
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