China sends first batch of 100 Yutong electric buses to Uzbekistan

The project is part of the state program implementing the “Uzbekistan – 2030” strategy, aimed at adapting to climate change, achieving carbon neutrality, and advancing green initiatives in public transport development in Tashkent. A total of 200 electric buses and the necessary charging infrastructure are being procured under this initiative.

YUTONG BUS Co., Ltd. won the tender for the project, which is being implemented with financial support from the Export-Import Bank of China and Uzsanoatqurilishbank.

According to the ministry, the delivery process for all buses is expected to be completed by the end of September 2025.

China sends first batch of 100 Yutong electric buses to Uzbekistan

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