Moscow has introduced 14 additional charging stations for electric buses, according to Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov. The new stations are located in the Ivanovskoye, Dmitrovskoye, and Konkovo districts, further expanding the city's infrastructure for eco-friendly public transport.
Currently, Moscow boasts over 360 charging stations, which support the operation of more than 2,300 electric buses. These buses have already transported approximately 3.8 million passengers since the introduction of new large-class vehicles in 2024.
This expansion is part of Moscow's broader initiative to modernize its public transport system and reduce carbon emissions. The city continues to invest in sustainable solutions, ensuring efficient and environmentally friendly mobility for its residents.
