- Munich will be obtaining more electric buses in its transit fleet.
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Three more electric bus services are coming to Munich County, as the Munich Transport Association (MVV) plans to bring in 20 new electric buses. At the moment, five bus routes in Munich are already running on electric power.
These new electric buses are expected to decrease noise levels, cut down on emissions, and help save around 1,500 tons of CO2 per year, according to the county.
Two fresh bus charging stations are also in the works. These will enable buses to recharge during drivers' breaks, increasing efficiency. The estimated cost for this expansion project is approximately 1.1 million euros. The ultimate goal is for MVV to transition all its bus routes to eco-friendly power sources.
However, this transformation might take some time. From July 1, 2025, electric buses will be the only option on bus lines 222 (between Neubiberg and Grünwald) and 224 (between Unterhaching and Oberhaching), as well as line 270 (between Pullach municipality and Munich), as per the Munich County Administration. At present, there are more than 270 regional bus lines operated by MVV.
The County of Munich is excited to announce the introduction of three new electric bus services, as part of the Munich Transport Association's (MVV) plan to introduce 20 new electric buses. In the future, bus lines 222, 224, and 270 will solely use electric buses, as decreed by the Munich County Administration.
