Public Electric Buses

A new public electric bus has joined Mexico’s transit fleet, marking a significant milestone in sustainable transportation. Developed by Chinese manufacturer Yutong, the 26-meter, double-articulated bus is fully electric and designed to accommodate growing passenger demand while reducing emissions. This addition strengthens Mexico’s commitment to eco-friendly transit, complementing its existing fleet of 744 electric buses, one of the largest in Latin America.

With advanced battery technology and driver-assist systems, this model enhances efficiency and comfort while aligning with local transportation regulations. Its advanced features, including air conditioning tailored to Mexico’s climate, ensure a modernized urban transit experience. The initiative is part of Yutong’s global expansion, aiming to promote low-energy, high-capacity transport solutions in Latin America and Europe.

As cities worldwide push for cleaner transit, Mexico’s investment in electric buses underscores a broader commitment to sustainable mobility. The Yutong 26-meter model serves as a model for future urban transport, balancing capacity, energy efficiency, and passenger convenience.

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