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Falcon Buses Launches First Electric Bus Fleet with Depot Upgrade

July 15, 2026· 1 min read· EV-NAV News
Falcon Buses Launches First Electric Bus Fleet with Depot Upgrade
  • Falcon Buses introduces 13 electric buses in Surrey
  • Depot charging infrastructure upgraded
  • Step towards eco-friendly public transport
  • EV-NAV assists with route planning and charging

British public transport operator Falcon Buses announced the launch of the first batch of 13 electric buses that will begin operating on routes in Surrey County. This step is part of the company's strategy to reduce emissions and transition to environmentally friendly modes of transport.

Electric Buses and Charging Infrastructure

To support the new electric buses, Falcon Buses upgraded its depot in Byfleet by installing modern charging stations. This will allow efficient overnight charging of the buses and ensure uninterrupted operation on routes throughout the day.

Impact on Regional Transport

The introduction of electric buses in the Surrey region will contribute to reducing CO2 emissions and improving air quality. Falcon Buses sets an example for other operators in the UK and Europe that the transition to electric transport is feasible and beneficial.

Additional Opportunities with EV-NAV

For drivers and operators, using the EV-NAV app will be helpful as it assists in locating charging stations and planning electric transport routes, enhancing the efficiency of electric bus operations.

FAQ

How many electric buses did Falcon Buses receive?

The company received 13 new electric buses for routes in Surrey County.

Where is the charging infrastructure for the electric buses installed?

Charging stations are installed at the Falcon Buses depot in Byfleet.

How does EV-NAV help electric bus operators?

EV-NAV helps locate charging stations and plan routes for efficient electric transport operation.