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Hanoi accelerates the conversion of electric buses
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Hanoi accelerates the conversion of electric buses with hundreds of new vehicles, aiming for the goal of 100% of buses using green energy by 2030.
Electric buses become a new standard of green cities
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From Europe to Southeast Asia, the wave of public transport electrification is accelerating strongly, with electric buses becoming a central choice to reduce emissions, improve air quality and move towards sustainable development.
56 more electric buses operate in Hanoi
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Hanoi - April 1st, Hanoi Transport Corporation officially put into operation 56 medium-sized electric buses on routes 15, 17 and 36.
Hanoi invests in electric buses to replace a series of fossil fuel buses
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Hanoi invests in and upgrades electric buses to replace fossil fuel buses, reduce pollution, and aim to develop green transportation.
Ho Chi Minh City today: Proposal to invest in a Saigon riverside avenue of more than 78 km, combined with railway
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Ho Chi Minh City has 9 more VinBus electric bus routes from March 1st; Proposal to build a Saigon riverside avenue more than 78 km long, integrating light rail...
Ho Chi Minh City has 9 more VinBus electric bus routes from March 1st
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Ho Chi Minh City - From March 1st, Ho Chi Minh City will have 9 more electric bus routes operated by VinBus with 169 vehicles of 30 and 60 seats.
Ho Chi Minh City accelerates green transformation roadmap
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From March 1st, Ho Chi Minh City will have 25 more electric bus routes put into operation, marking a new step in the city's roadmap to transition to green transportation.
Ho Chi Minh City operates the first electric bus route in Can Gio from March 1st
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Ho Chi Minh City - Electric bus route 127 (An Thoi Dong - Ba Xan intersection) will operate from March 1st, starting the plan to convert 100% of buses in Can Gio to clean energy.
The two busiest bus routes in Ho Chi Minh City have switched to electric vehicles
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HCMC - Routes 33 (An Suong Bus Station - Ho Chi Minh City National University) and 150 (Cho Lon Bus Station - New Mien Dong Bus Station) will switch to electric buses from December 27.
Electric bus operation in Con Dao special zone from December 25
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HCMC - Electric buses have been operating in Con Dao special zone since December 25 to serve people and tourists.
Con Dao is about to have the first electric bus route, operating since the beginning of December
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HCMC - The first electric bus route in Con Dao is expected to operate in early December 2025, connecting the center of Con Dao district with Co Ong area and airport.
HCMC proposes VND2,200 billion to support businesses to invest in more than 3,000 electric buses and charging stations
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Ho Chi Minh City plans to allocate about VND2,200 billion from the budget to support interest for businesses to invest in more than 3,000 electric buses and electric charging station systems.
Ho Chi Minh City will have more than 3,600 electric buses by 2030, CNG buses will also be eliminated
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Ho Chi Minh City aims to have about 3,600 electric buses on nearly 300 routes by 2030, completely replacing buses using fossil fuels, including CNG.
HCMC has 100 CNG buses worth over 200 billion VND in backlog, outdated before they can run
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Ho Chi Minh City has been stuck with nearly 100 new CNG buses, worth 200 - 300 billion VND since 2018, while the city is accelerating the transition to electric buses.
HCMC aims to cover 100% of electric buses by 2030
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After merging with Binh Duong and Ba Ria - Vung Tau, Ho Chi Minh City currently has 164 bus routes with about 2,342 vehicles. Of which, 50.7% are diesel cars (11,187 cars), 23.1% are CNG-powered cars (542 cars) and 26.2% are electric buses (613 cars).
