Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Advances Electrification with Major Bus Purchase from NFI

The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has recently taken a significant step towards sustainable transportation by purchasing zero-emission buses from NFI Group's subsidiary New Flyer. The MBTA has placed an order for 80 advanced Xcelsior CHARGE NG™ buses, demonstrating its commitment to an eco-friendlier future. Moreover, the agency holds the option to purchase up to an additional 380 buses, potentially marking a substantial boost in the zero-emission vehicle market share.

Transition to Zero-Emission Fleet

MBTA's procurement of these cutting-edge buses underscores its objective to completely transition to an all-electric bus fleet. This move is not only expected to reduce transportation-related emissions significantly but also pave the way for a new era of clean public transit in the region. The decision by MBTA aligns with broader environmental goals and initiatives being pursued by various agencies across the globe.

Implications for NFI Group

The order for the zero-emission Xcelsior CHARGE NG™ buses is poised to have positive ramifications for NFI Group NFYEF, potentially enhancing its position in the competitive electric bus market. As transport authorities increasingly look towards sustainable options, companies like NFI could see an uptick in demand for their eco-friendly products.

Massachusetts, NFI, Zero-Emission