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With the opening of the European Unions support framework Hungary has been given an extremely important opportunity to access EUR 10 billion in resources provided by the Recovery and Resilience Building Fund (RRF).
On July 10 2026 the European Council approved the amendment of the executive decision approving the evaluation of Hungarys Recovery and Resilience Building Plan (HET).
Following the amendment of the HET in order to implement the Economic Restart Action Plan the Government of Hungary approved the measures related to the projects previously implemented from the central budget which will be accounted for in the framework of the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
Within the framework of the project named Development of zero-emission bus transport with the identification number RRF-0.0.2-2026-00017 in cooperation with MAV Szenkomsluzbyci Zrt. and Mobiliti VOLANBUSZ Kft. we acquired electric buses and built the modern charging infrastructure necessary for their operation.In the spring of last year the green fleet of the MAV group was expanded with 2 electric buses in Komarom 1 in Keszthely 1 in Hajduszoboszlon 3 in Balatonfured 6 in Tatan and 7 in Komlon which serve not only to protect the environment but also to increase the attractiveness of public transport.The new low-floor vehicles are completely barrier-free equipped with automatic air conditioning meet the needs of passengers to the maximum perform particularly well in urban local service tasks and operate extremely reliably.The low-floor Ikarus 120e electric buses are suitable for transporting 30 seated and 55 standing passengers at the same time.They can travel up to 350 kilometers on a single charge.By replacing old diesel buses urban pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions are significantly reduced so the air becomes cleaner and noise pollution is reduced.The charging stations installed by Mobiliti VOLANBUSZ Kft. guarantee the charging of electric buses with reliable everyday electricity.
The project was implemented within the framework of the Recovery and Resilience Plan of Hungary with the help of a 18.543 billion HUF non-refundable European Union grant.
MAV Zrt. Communications Directorate
