In Hungary, Volánbusz is set to boost its fleet with the addition of 20 Ikarus 120e electric buses, supported by the Ministry of Energy and HUMDA. These buses, planned for deployment in cities like Balatonfüred, Hajdúszoboszló, and others, offer a sustainable solution for public transportation. With features like air conditioning, USB charging points, and onboard cameras, passenger comfort and safety are prioritized. The buses have a range of up to 300 kilometers on a single charge and will be supported by high-performance charging stations at Volánbusz depots. This initiative is part of a larger push towards eco-friendly transportation, with funding secured for the modernization of public transit systems in various Hungarian cities. The project also includes the construction of necessary charging infrastructure, with the majority of costs covered by the consortium. Overall, this move signifies a positive step towards a greener and more efficient public transport system in Hungary.