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Electric Double-Deckers Access Advanced Charging Network
London’s iconic double-decker buses are going electric, tapping into one of Europe’s largest advanced charging networks to deliver quieter, cleaner rides for locals and visitors while keeping the city moving.

Go-Ahead Group’s electric double-decker buses, powered by BetterFleet’s advanced charging platform, charge overnight in London, ready to carry passengers through the city’s historic streets with lower emissions and less noise.
Photo: Go-Ahead Group
London’s world-famous red double-decker buses are getting a quiet, green boost thanks to one of Europe’s largest and most advanced electric vehicle charging networks, ensuring travelers and locals alike can explore the city with lower emissions and smoother rides.
Go-Ahead Group, a zero-emission transportation company, is rolling out BetterFleet’s advanced EV fleet charge management platform across its national fleet, which includes more than 1,000 electric buses and chargers in operation across 20 UK depots. By the end of 2025, this will expand to over 1,500 units across 30 depots, making it one of the largest deployments of advanced charge management software for electric buses anywhere in the world.
For visitors and residents hopping on these iconic buses, the benefits are immediate: quieter journeys, cleaner air, and reliable service that gets them to London’s landmarks without unnecessary delays. For travelers wanting to reduce their carbon footprints, these all-electric double-deckers are another reason to choose a scenic elevated bus ride through the capital’s vibrant streets.

Topping up on clean energy with BetterFleet’s smart charging, Go-Ahead Group’s electric double-decker buses gear up to carry travelers through London while reducing emissions and noise on busy city routes.
Photo: Go-Ahead Group
Behind the scenes, BetterFleet’s platform helps depot operators manage vehicle readiness by providing real-time operational insights, automating charging schedules and using intelligent load deferral to prevent costly infrastructure upgrades. The platform also brings intelligent incident management to streamline maintenance while extending the lifespan of existing chargers, reducing downtime and ensuring buses are ready to meet daily service needs.
Matt Carney, CEO of Go-Ahead Bus, said in a June 30 news release: “By using BetterFleet, we have live data to track and manage our zero-emission fleet’s charging status and energy use, helping us reduce our impact on the grid while keeping London moving.”
Daniel Hilson, CEO of BetterFleet, added, “Our real-time monitoring, automated scheduling, and AI-driven predictive analytics help ensure electric buses are ready to meet service, reducing costs while supporting sustainable travel.”
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