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E-buses Are Set To Exceed 60% Of Sales By 2030 Globally, According To BloombergNEF
27 Jun 2024 | Abstracted from Sustainable Bus
"Today municipal buses, estimated to be 3.4 million worldwide, emit no more than 1 per cent of road transport CO2 emissions globally. E-buses are expected to represent 86% of the global fleet as of 2050.
"China leads the global market in electric bus adoption, a testament to its aggressive policies and substantial investments in electric vehicle infrastructure. European countries are following suit, propelled by the European Union's CO2 emissions target."
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