U.S. Electric Bus Charging Station Market Is Driven by Increasing Demand for Electric Buses

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The U.S. electric bus charging station market is projected to reach $221.5 million by 2025, according to P&S Intelligence.

The growth of the market is majorly driven by the increasing demand of electric buses by local transit agencies coupled with government favourable funding schemes to develop charging infrastructure in the country. Local governments with the help of federal and state governments, are integrating electric buses into their municipal or public transit fleets. Such procurement initiatives are expected to drive the U.S. electric bus market which in turn will benefit the electric bus charging station market in the country.
On the basis of product, the U.S. electric bus charging station market is categorized into plug-in charging, pantograph charging, and inductive charging. Inductive charging station is expected to be the fastest growing category in the market during the forecast period. 
The U.S. had around 70,000 buses in public fleet in 2017. These old conventional fuel-based buses are expected to be replaced by new electric ones during the forecast period. Large fleet of old conventional buses in the country provides considerable opportunity for the electric bus sales in the country. Such procurement and replacement initiatives are expected to drive the U.S. electric bus market which in turn will benefit the electric bus charging station market in the country.

The U.S. electric bus charging station market is still in its nascent phase, with a few players operating within the country. Some of the major players in the market are ABB Ltd., Siemens Mobility GmbH, Proterra Inc., Advanced Vehicle Manufacturing (AVM) Inc., and APT Controls Ltd.

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