The End of Diesel: Europe’s Buses Are Going Fully Electric — Fast
The End of Diesel: Europe’s Buses Are Going Fully Electric — Fast
Europe’s electric bus revolution is unstoppable. Battery models dominate new sales as hydrogen fades. Cities are embracing cleaner, cost-effective transit.

The Netherlands, which had once allocated 20% of its new city bus purchases to hydrogen in 2021, has now completely phased it out.
The earlier we accept that hydrogen is a dead end for most road-related use cases, the better. Good that new city buses now run mostly electric.
22 0 ReplyA while ago I was talking to someone form Toyota's sustainability team and they were FROTHING over hydrogen. I don't know much about it, but that surprised me.
3 0 ReplyBecause Japan needs to import most of its energy, it makes more sense to burn the energy at the wheels then behind the wires
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I haven't seen a single electric bus in czechia
we do use a lot of trams and trolleybuses, but still quite a lot of loud busses
3 0 ReplyAll the trams are electric and from my experience (Brno) there's lots of those.
2 0 ReplyCzechia is slower to migrate to electric buses than most EU countries.
8 0 ReplyGreat chart! Who are "EU27"? Total average?
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