"By 2028, a total of nearly 200 zero-emission vehicles are planned to be in operation on MVV regional buses"
"Several public transport authorities within the MVV (Munich Transport and Tariff Association) will, in future, give higher priority to bids with zero-emission propulsion systems than diesel buses in technology-neutral tenders; other authorities are currently examining the introduction of this evaluation criterion,"
"The committed transport companies and our public transport authorities in the MVV area have demonstrated that the switch to zero-emission propulsion systems is now quite feasible, even in regional bus services and outside of major cities,"
MVV has brought 125 zero-emission buses into operation on its regional bus network as of 14 December 2025. The current MVV regional fleet comprises 96 battery-electric buses, 12 hydrogen fuel cell buses, and 17 battery-electric on-demand passenger vans. Nearly 200 zero-emission vehicles are planned to be in operation on MVV regional buses by 2028. More than half of the districts within the MVV area have begun transitioning regional bus services to emission-free propulsion. MVV focuses on battery-electric technology for economic reasons while keeping fuel cell vehicles under review. Five opportunity-charging points have been installed at four terminal stops to support daytime operations.
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