"Croatian government has finalized a EUR 163 million national program supporting the procurement of 206 electric buses for public urban and suburban transport across 17 cities and municipalities. The Ministry of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure confirmed (as r eported on Balkan Green Energy News) that seventeen local authorities have been awarded EUR 143 million in subsidies for electric bus procurement, with the total investment value reaching EUR 163 million."
"Seven contracts were signed under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan with the cities of Jastrebarsko, Zaprešić, Sisak, Osijek, Pula and Zadar, and the Municipality of Pisarovina. These projects cover the procurement of 68 electric buses, with a total value of EUR 53.3 million, including EUR 41.9 million in subsidies. The agreements were signed by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Sea, Transport and Infrastructure Oleg Butković"
Croatia finalized a EUR 163 million national program to procure 206 electric buses for urban and suburban transport across 17 cities and municipalities. Seventeen local authorities received EUR 143 million in subsidies, totaling EUR 163 million in investment. Zagreb's public transport company ZET launched a preliminary consultation to buy 70 electric buses in spring 2025 after introducing its first electric bus, an Iveco Bus Crossway Le City Elec. Seven contracts under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan cover 68 electric buses valued at EUR 53.3 million, including EUR 41.9 million in subsidies. All participating authorities received funding for charging infrastructure. Vehicles will have a minimum 300-kilometre range with deliveries scheduled throughout 2025, initially arriving in Osijek, Jastrebarsko, Zadar and Pula.
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