The North American bus market is undergoing a substantial transformation with a focus on electrification and environmental regulations. The growth in the market is primarily driven by the active electrification of school buses in the United States, propelled by government and private sector initiatives. One significant development is the proposal in New York to convert 50,000 school buses to electric by 2035, aiming to enhance air quality and align with climate objectives. This initiative reflects the broader trend of governments in the region implementing stringent environmental rules to promote electric buses. Furthermore, the California Air Resources Board has launched a program to encourage the production of emission-free vehicles, boosting the demand for electric buses. Major market players like BYD Company Ltd are contributing to this shift by introducing robust zero-emission buses, as seen with the delivery of twenty electric buses to Metrobus in Mexico. These buses come with advanced features like a low-floor design, three-hour charging time, and a 300 kWh battery capacity to accommodate up to 130 passengers. Additionally, the industry is also focusing on developing battery-powered and hydrogen fuel cell-powered buses to support sustainability goals and meet regulatory requirements, further driving innovation in the sector.