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São Paulo Reaches Nearly One Thousand Electric Buses in Its Fleet and Strengthens Commitment to Sustainability. Drivers Report Greater Satisfaction with the New Model

Written by Rannyson Moura

Published on 23/09/2025 at 07:41

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São Paulo atinge quase mil ônibus elétricos em circulação e reforça liderança no transporte público sustentável. Prefeitura aposta em tecnologia, conforto e redução da poluição para transformar a mobilidade urbana. Fonte: Prefeitura de São Paulo

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São Paulo Reaches Nearly One Thousand Electric Buses in Operation and Reinforces Leadership in Sustainable Public Transport. City Hall Bets on Technology, Comfort and Pollution Reduction to Transform Urban Mobility.

The city of São Paulo steadfastly continues its goal of renewing the public transport fleet with sustainable vehicles. This Monday (22), on the World Car-Free Day, Mayor Ricardo Nunes announced the delivery of 120 new electric buses, increasing the non-polluting fleet to 961 vehicles in operation.

Technology Ensures Infrastructure for Electric Expansion

Even before the delivery of the new buses, the City Hall had already taken an important step on the 18th. The installation process of the BESS energy storage systems in bus garages was initiated, with a projected operation within 90 days. This innovation, which incurs no costs for municipal coffers, will be implemented by Huawei in partnership with Matrix Energy Group.

The technology will allow vehicles to be charged with greater independence from the power distributor, strengthening the electrical infrastructure and preparing the city for the expansion of electric mobility.

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More Comfort and Quality for Passengers and Drivers

The new electric buses in São Paulo come equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and USB ports, ensuring more convenience for passengers. Being quiet, they reduce noise pollution and make the journey more enjoyable.

The positive impact is also felt by professionals who work daily in public transport. Driver Simone de Lima, with 18 years of experience, stated that driving an electric bus causes less physical strain and provides more energy at the end of the workday.

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São Paulo Reaches Nearly One Thousand Electric Buses in Its Fleet and Strengthens Commitment to Sustainability. Drivers Report Greater Satisfaction with the New Model

São Paulo Reaches Nearly One Thousand Electric Buses in Operation and Reinforces Leadership in Sustainable Public Transport. City Hall Bets on Technology, Comfort and Pollution Reduction to Transform Urban Mobility.

Technology Ensures Infrastructure for Electric Expansion

More Comfort and Quality for Passengers and Drivers

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São Paulo Reaches Nearly One Thousand Electric Buses in Its Fleet and Strengthens Commitment to Sustainability. Drivers Report Greater Satisfaction with the New Model

São Paulo Reaches Nearly One Thousand Electric Buses in Operation and Reinforces Leadership in Sustainable Public Transport. City Hall Bets on Technology, Comfort and Pollution Reduction to Transform Urban Mobility.

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Four times faster than the Concorde, capable of taking passengers from New York to London in less than an hour at Mach 5.5, and with an engine that switches from turbojet to ramjet mid-flight at Mach 3.5, the Hermeus Quarterhorse went from paper to its first flight in just 19 months.

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