An Auto Media Group publication Saturday 7 November 2026
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Electric buses

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Decarbonisation

New electric buses begin service in West Auckland

A new fleet of 44 electric buses has begun operating in West Auckland, part of Auckland Transport’s plan to cut emissions and expand public transport for the city’s growing population.

Freight & Logistics

NZ’s first fully electric bus fleet delayed by shipping issues 

Shipping disruption has delayed the arrival of a new electric bus fleet in Palmerston North which is set to be the country's first fully electric bus…

Policy & Regulation

Green finance gets $300m Govt funding boost 

An additional $300 million will be allocated from Budget 2023 to support emission reduction projects through New Zealand Green Investment Finance (NZGIF).  That brings the pool of capital…

Decarbonisation

Funding round opens to boost e-bus fleets 

The first round of more than $136 million in Government contestable funding is now available for public transport authorities (PTAs) across the country, such as regional…

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Trucks & Equipment

Auckland’s blue buses go green

Eight new electric buses for Auckland’s TamakiLink have been unveiled by Auckland Transport (AT) and operator NZ Bus, while 27 other new electric buses will serve…

Trucks & Equipment

Karsan produces e-buses for Italy

Turkish automotive firm Karsan is gearing up for Italy’s electric conversion, producing the first 18-metre electric buses for Bologna. Karsan won a tender for 24 firm…

Trucks & Equipment

NZ’s largest e-bus order arriving

Auckland Transport (AT) has posted a sneak peek of some of the new electric buses being delivered for its network. The vehicles are part of Australasia’s…

Freight & Logistics

Wellington’s airport connection is back with 10 electric buses

Metlink’s Airport Express is now running 10 fully electric buses between Wellington Railway Station and Wellington International Airport.  The fleet is operating every 10-20 minutes, seven…

Policy & Regulation

Video: Ministers see Tranzit e-bus progress

Transport minister Michael Wood and climate change minister James Shaw checked out electric bus developments at Tranzit’s Rongotai depot in Wellington. They were welcomed by transport…

Trucks & Equipment

Kinetic looks to buy NZ Bus and become Australasia’s largest e-bus operator

Australasian bus operator Kinetic is seeking clearance to purchase NZ Bus and become the largest operator of battery electric buses in the region and one of…

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