Santiago de Chile aims to introduce 1,800 e-buses this year (thus achieving 68% zero emission bus fleet) - Sustainable Bus

Thanks to the incorporation of “friendly buses” of the hand with the arrival of the electromobility to the public transport, the Red Mobility system is responsible for only 3.3% of the CO2 emissions of the transport in Santiago, while private cars and motorcycles generate 90%. These are some of the data contained in the “First Report of Electromobility”, that the Metropolitan Public Transport Directory (DTPM) produced eight years after the incor…

Santiago de Chile aims to introduce 1,800 e-buses this year (thus achieving 68% zero emission bus fleet) - Sustainable Bus

Santiago de Chile is on track to consolidate its position as the leading city for electric public transport outside of China, with 4,406 electric buses expected to be in operation by the end of 2025. This figure represents 68% of the capital’s public transport fleet, up from the current 2,550 units already in circulation. The deployment of an additional 1,800 buses this year marks a key milestone in Chile’s broader strategy to achieve carbon neu…