News & Updates.
2025
“EV buses arrived at Christchurch International Airport”
Two Geely electric buses to support the airport’s new Park & Ride service has arrived in Christchurch International Airport. These zero-emission vehicles mark a step forward in sustainable transport, offering passengers a clean, quiet, and efficient ride between the carpark and terminal.
2024
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“Mosgiel bus service set to expand with 13 new electric buses”
The local bus service is expanding with the addition of 13 brand-new electric buses, marking a major step forward in sustainable public transport. The zero-emission vehicles will help reduce carbon emissions, lower noise pollution, and provide a smoother, cleaner ride for passengers.
“13 new Zero Emissions Buses for Otago Regional Council to cover southern routes more sustainably”
Kinetic has announced the addition of 13 new zero-emission buses (ZEBs) to the Otago Regional Council’s fleet. These electric buses will service southern routes more efficiently while cutting down emissions and improving air quality for local communities.
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“How JW Group and Z Energy are progressing the transition to electric buses”
Z Energy’s latest case study highlights ongoing partnership between Z Energy and JW Group to accelerate the electrification of fleets across New Zealand.
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“Celebrating the acceleration into an electric bus future”
Environment Canterbury (ECAN) has significantly advanced sustainable public transport by introducing 21 new electric buses to the Greater Christchurch fleet. This addition increases the total number of electric vehicles to 65, making 26% of the urban bus fleet electric.
“West Auckland home to Australasia’s largest all-electric bus depot”
Operated by Kinetic Auckland, this state-of-the-art facility supports a growing fleet of electric buses, helping to significantly reduce emissions and promote cleaner, quieter public transport. -
“Significant impact on emissions expected with new electric buses”
The Otago Regional Council has announced a major step forward with the rollout of new electric buses, expected to have a significant impact on emissions across the region. These zero-emission buses will improve air quality, reduce noise, and support the council’s commitment to a more sustainable transport system.
2023
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“Kinetic powering ahead with Auckland electric bus transformation”
Kinetic is powering ahead with its electric bus transformation, and next year marks a major milestone with the delivery of 42 new electric buses—further accelerating the city’s shift toward zero-emission travel. These new additions will boost capacity, reduce emissions, and improve the passenger experience across Auckland.
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“Transdev Deploys 3 Electric Buses in Auckland”
Transdev has deployed 3 new electric buses in Auckland, marking another positive step toward a cleaner, more sustainable public transport network. These zero-emission vehicles will reduce both carbon emissions and noise pollution, enhancing the daily commute for passengers.
2022
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“Driving real change: 20 percent of Metro's bus fleet now zero-emission”
With the delivery of 16 new electric buses, Environment Canterbury (ECAN) has reached an exciting milestone—20% of the Metro urban bus fleet is now zero-emission. This shift marks a major step toward a cleaner, quieter, and more sustainable transport future for the region.
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“Wellington Airport Express is a great success”
The Wellington Airport Express, operated by Transdev, has been a resounding success, offering passengers a fast, reliable, and sustainable connection between the city and the airport. With a growing number of travelers choosing this service, it's proving to be a smart solution for reducing congestion and lowering emissions.
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“Transdev Deploys 3 Electric Buses in Auckland”
Transdev has deployed 3 new electric buses in Auckland, marking another positive step toward a cleaner, more sustainable public transport network. These zero-emission vehicles will reduce both carbon emissions and noise pollution, enhancing the daily commute for passengers.
2021
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“New fleet of electric buses to service Wellington airport route”
A new fleet of electric buses is now servicing the Wellington Airport route, offering passengers a clean, quiet, and modern travel experience between the city and the terminal. This initiative marks another important step in reducing emissions and building a more sustainable public transport system for the capital.