A major new electric bus charging depot is set to be built in an Australian city’s western suburbs, with capacity to power at least 130 electric buses. The facility aims to support the growing adoption of zero-emission public transport in the region, addressing infrastructure needs as fleets expand. Details on the depot’s exact location and operational timeline remain under development, but the project reflects broader efforts to transition urban transit systems away from fossil fuels. Industry observers note the move could accelerate the phase-out of diesel buses in the area.
New depot capable of charing at least 130 electric buses planned for Australian city’s western suburbs The Driven IO
