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Daimler supplies 5 next-gen eCitaro electric buses to transport company in Darmstadt, Germany - Charged EVs
Darmstadt, Germany-based public transport operator HEAG mobilo operates over 150 buses and trams, and transports almost 50 million passengers per year. The company began electrifying in 2020 and now has 55 electric buses in its fleet, 46 of them Mercedes models. The latest addition to HEAG’s fleet consists of five battery-electric Mercedes‑Benz eCitaro 12‑meter solo buses. The new three-door eCitaro is equipped with Daimler’s NMC3 battery genera…
Walloon TEC also goes electric
The Walloon public transport company TEC has put the first full electric bus into service. This happened in Liège. The bus in question is a Mercedes-Benz Citaro. The ambition is to be fully electric by 2045. “With this first 100% e-bus, TEC opens a new chapter in its history: that of a cleaner, quieter and more environmentally friendly public transport system resolutely focused on the future of mobility in Wallonia,” says Jean-Michel Soors, admi…
He entered the Robermont depot in Liège on Thursday, 22 May. This arrival of the first 100% electric bus marks the concrete kick-off of the company's vast decarbonisation programme, which provides for the gradual integration of zero emission vehicles within its fleet over the next few years. With a clear objective: a 100% zero emission bus fleet by 2045. This new vehicle is the first of a series of 14 articulated eCitaro G buses, which will be d…
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