Charged up in Putrajaya


The electric buses only need 10 minutes to fully charge.

ALTHOUGH the initial cost may be high, electric vehicles are the future. As such, all city buses in Putrajaya will go fully electric by 2021.

Gets Global Bhd, which is managing the fleet of Nadiputra buses in the administrative capital, said the current fleet are mostly natural gas vehicles (NGV) which are ageing and need to be replaced.

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