Dubai will add 735 electric buses to its public transport network in 2026, creating the UAE’s largest clean bus fleet to date. The rollout supports quieter streets, lower emissions and cleaner air, while making electric mobility more practical across the city. Charging an EV or powering new data centres with cleaner electricity also becomes easier as the network expands.
(c) Irshad Ahmad

Des bus électriques vont transformer les trajets à Dubaï

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Dubaï ajoutera 735 bus électriques à son réseau de transport public en 2026, créant ainsi la plus grande flotte propre des Émirats arabes unis. Cette transition réduira le bruit et les émissions tout en améliorant la qualité de l’air. Elle facilitera aussi l’accès à une électricité plus propre pour les voitures électriques et les centres de données.

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