The Vatican will introduce 14 new electric vehicles into its fleet, including units for its Gendarmerie and fire department, as part of a broader transition toward fully electric mobility by
Following the donation of two electric cars for the Holy Father''s personal use, the partnership has led to the delivery of a complete range of operational vehicles intended for various
The Governorate of Vatican City is promoting ecological conversion by developing a sustainable mobility program for the vehicle fleet, in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
The delivery, carried out by the Italian mobility manufacturer Exelentia, includes a combination of passenger and utility vehicles tailored to the Vatican''s unique operational needs.
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It is suitably equipped to house first aid and support equipment in the event of disasters and fires. With this new delivery, the Governorate''s commitment to gradually replacing its cars with
On Wednesday, Daimler representatives handed over the new electric Popemobile in the Vatican, and Francis immediately took a look at his new vehicle. The pearl-white custom-built vehicle
These vehicles are adapted to a narrow and hilly Vatican roads, and their cargo space is gearing them two euro pallets. The pope''s personal fleet is also enriched with new electrical cars.
As part of its SEcological Conversion 2030 initiative, the Vatican City State will integrate 14 new electric vehicles into its official fleet. These will be operated by the Gendarmerie, fire brigade, and other state
In a historic nod toward modern environmental consciousness, Pope Francis, leader of the ancient Catholic Church, has taken a symbolic yet profoundly significant step by riding in a
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