Lithuanian Airports invests EUR7.2m in electric bus fleet at Vilnius International Airport
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Background ✨
Lithuanian Airports previously signed a EUR7.2 million contract with COBUS for 12 electric passenger buses at Vilnius, with operations due to start in 2026 and diesel buses fully replaced by 2H2026, plus an option for three more units as volumes grew; it also targeted carbon neutrality by 20301. The procurement aligned with a EUR20 million Nordic Investment Bank loan supporting 2025-2028 investments including ground fleet expansion and electric bus charging infrastructure2.