Permalink: https://www.media.greenpeace.org/archive/Electric-Bus-in-Seoul-27MZIFJ8PC4S8.htmlConceptually similarElectric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM3VCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM0KCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM0LCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM0NCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM0WCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM0ZCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM13Completed★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM1DCompleted★★★★Electric Bus in SeoulGP0STTM1FCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STTM1AElectric Bus in SeoulSince 2018, the Seoul Metropolitan Government has deployed its first electric buses to improve the air quality of the city. The 29 buses of the fleet replaced compressed natural gas-powered buses in the end of 2018.The city announced that it plans to expand its network of electric buses to 3,000 vehicles by 2025.Locations:East Asia-Republic of Korea-SeoulDate:9 Jul, 2019Credit:© Kwangchan Song / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6000px X 4000pxKeywords:Buses-Cities-Climate (campaign title)-Day-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Public transport-Urban areas-Urban Mobility (campaign title)Shoot:Electric Bus and Taxi in SeoulSince 2018, the Seoul Metropolitan Government has deployed its first electric buses to improve the air quality of the city. The 29 buses of the fleet replaced compressed natural gas-powered buses in the end of 2018.The city announced that it plans to expand its network of electric buses to 3,000 vehicles by 2025. The Seoul Metropolitan Government also introduced the plan to provide subsidies for drivers who purchase a new electric taxi vehicle. The electric taxies are colored as blue, differing from yellow ones. The city's plan is to increase the number of the vehicles to 40,000 by 2025.
