Tainan adds 3 electric buses to promote green transport

Tainan is bolstering its commitment to green transportation with the addition of three new electric buses to its public transit fleet. These vehicles, manufactured by Chuangyi Energy, will operate on the Blue Line routes, serving areas including Jiali, Beimen, and Jiangjun.

The initiative is a key step in Tainan's plan to phase out traditional diesel buses, aligning with Taiwan's national goal of electrifying all city buses by 2030. City officials highlighted that these new additions bring the total number of electric buses in Tainan to 165, with over 60 more currently under construction.

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The city government is closely following the central government's pace of 'complete electrification of urban buses by 2030,' gradually phasing out traditional diesel buses.

The introduction of these electric buses aims to provide residents with a more environmentally friendly, comfortable, and quieter travel experience. The routes they will serve are critical for daily commutes and school travel, offering a low-carbon alternative for citizens in the northern districts. This move underscores Tainan's dedication to sustainable development and continuous improvement in public transportation services.

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Xingnan Bus, while stably providing passenger services, continues to update its fleet in line with the city government's policies, injecting a green new atmosphere into Tainan's public transportation.