In Pictures: Perth Opens Its Largest Electric Bus Depot in Bayswater With Charging for 132 Buses

The Bayswater depot's charging infrastructure supports the shift away from diesel buses.

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Electric vehicle charging is central to Perth's $250 million push to electrify its bus fleet.

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The depot's 65 dual-socket chargers can power up to 132 buses at once.

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Perth's new facility is the fourth city site equipped with electric bus charging infrastructure.

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The Bayswater opening marks a step toward phasing out diesel buses across the city.

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The federal-state program pairs fleet electrification with broader renewable energy investment.

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Transit depots like Bayswater are being reworked to accommodate electric fleets.

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Charging capacity at the site can be expanded from 132 to 180 buses as the fleet grows.

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Electric depots are part of a wider shift toward sustainable transport logistics.

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