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Daimler warns of critical infrastructure gap for e-coaches

Daimler’s ambitions for decarbonised transport are being tempered somewhat by a lack of available charging infrastructure. By Stewart Burnett

Daimler Buses has announced it will install public charging stations for electric coaches at European tourist destinations from 2026 after its Chief Executive warned infrastructure shortages represent a major obstacle to the sector's decarbonisation. Speaking at the Busworld Europe trade event in Munich, Till Oberwörder described inadequate facilities as “a roadblock” preventing widespread conversion from diesel.

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