MIVB/STIB puts 36 new Mercedes-Benz solo electric buses into operation in Brussels, with 14 articulated e-buses to follow
Brussels' public transport company MIVB/STIB has begun operating 36 new solo electric buses from Mercedes-Benz, with an additional 14 articulated electric buses from the same manufacturer expected later in 2026. This supply agreement enhances Brussels' public transport infrastructure with a total of 50 new electric buses, contributing to the city's sustainable mobility goals.
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- 36 Mercedes-Benz solo electric buses now operational in Brussels.
- Total of 50 new Mercedes-Benz e-buses for MIVB/STIB.
- 14 articulated electric buses expected by 2026.
- Deal value for the supply agreement was not disclosed.
Source Intelligence
The 50 Mercedes-Benz eCitaro battery-electric buses are part of a larger order placed in 2023 for 100 units, which included 70 articulated buses and 36 standard buses. Fifty-six of these articulated buses are already in service. MIVB/STIB aims to operate an entirely electric bus fleet by the end of 2035. The electrification involves significant investments in infrastructure, such as charging stations at some terminals and a completely new depot with state-of-the-art charging infrastructure in Neder-Over-Heembeek. The buses will operate on routes 47, 56, 58, 83, 46, 53, 87, and 89.
"Brussels' public transport company MIVB/STIB has put the first units of a new delivery of electric buses into operation."
"These are 36 new solo electric buses from Mercedes-Benz."
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