The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has signed a contract with NFI Group Inc.'s subsidiary, New Flyer, for 50 zero-emission buses, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. The order includes 40 Xcelsior CHARGE FC™ 40-foot hydrogen fuel cell-electric buses and 10 Xcelsior CHARGE NG™ 40-foot battery-electric buses, supported by a combination of Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and local funding. OCTA, serving 3.2 million residents across 34 cities in Orange County, has been actively exploring advanced transportation technologies, with previous pilot programs for both hydrogen fuel cell-electric and battery-electric buses. The partnership between OCTA and New Flyer highlights a strong emphasis on investing in high-performance, clean transit solutions that contribute to economic growth, job creation, and energy efficiency. NFI Group Inc., a global leader in clean transportation, is recognized for its role in delivering reliable and cost-effective zero-emission vehicles in over 150 cities across six countries. With a focus on scalable smart mobility solutions, NFI aims to create more livable cities through connected, clean, and sustainable transportation. The announcement underscores the positive impact of OCTA's investment in advanced transportation technology and highlights the successful deployment of New Flyer's zero-emission buses, showcasing real-world results in various communities. NFI's commitment to electrification and offering a wide range of sustainable drive systems, including electric, natural gas, hybrid, and clean diesel options, positions the company as a key player in driving the transition towards cleaner mass mobility.