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Vilnius airport buys 12 COBUS e-buses and prepares to transition its airside fleet to zero emission by 2026
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Vilnius airport buys 12 COBUS e-buses and prepares to transition its airside fleet to zero emission by 2026
Vilnius Airport, in Lituania, is set to replace its diesel airside buses with a fully electric fleet from 2026. Lithuanian Airports has signed an agreement with COBUS for the supply of 12 battery-electric units model e.Cobus 2700. The vehicles will enter service in the second half of next year, supporting the operator’s emission-reduction targets and reshaping the passenger handling process on the apron. The value of the first batch amounts to €…
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