Tagus' new electric vehicles will allow Toledo to save the emission of approximately 11.000 kg of CO2.

Representatives from the Toledo City Council and Tagus , the company that operates the city's Municipal Drinking Water and Sewerage Service, presented the new fleet of vehicles in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento, with which Tagus will now carry out its services in a more sustainable way.

These are eleven new acquisitions: seven vans, three cars, and one truck. The new cars and one of the vans feature zero-emission electric powertrains and stand out for their versatility, efficiency, and, above all, for producing no CO2 emissions _or noise pollution.

Tagus has highlighted that “the annual mileage of the vehicles that the company has replaced with electric vehicles is around 30.000 km/year on average, a usage that with a standard diesel vehicle represents the emission of 2.700 kg of CO2 _. Therefore, the incorporation of these zero-emission vehicles represents a saving of around 11.000 kg of CO2 _. ”

Despite the effort it has taken for the company to renew 50% of the vehicles in its fleet, as a result of the effects that the DANA storm had on the company's warehouse, Tagus wanted to take the opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to caring for the environment and sustainability.

The City Council has thanked Tagus for its commitment and explained that "these types of measures contribute to improving the quality of life of citizens and highlight the importance of finding ways to help us make Toledo a more sustainable city."