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Hanoi Targets Full Electric Bus Fleet by 2030
Hanoi plans to shift its entire public bus fleet to electric and other cleaner vehicles by 2030, according to Vietnam News. The city will set policies and build infrastructure in 2025 and 2026, then phase out fossil fuel buses from 2027 to 2030. Green buses are projected to make up 79% to 89% of the fleet by 2029.
Current Progress and Support Measures
Hanoi launched 10 new electric bus routes with 288 vehicles in early April. The city expects 822 electric and clean fuel buses to be in service by April 30, equal to more than 42% of its fleet.
To accelerate the transition, Hanoi has raised interest subsidies on loans for electric bus and infrastructure projects to 70% from 50%. The plan also includes higher loan subsidies, more charging stations, and an expanded electric bus network.
Implementation Timeline
The transition follows a structured schedule: infrastructure and policy development in 2025–2026, followed by a phased phase-out of fossil fuel buses from 2027 to 2030, with the target completion by the end of 2030.