# Mexico City Expands Electric Transit Investments

Mexico City and other Mexican states are actively investing in electric public transit infrastructure to reduce fossil fuel imports and promote zero-emission urban mobility. Key initiatives include over **US$38 million** to expand electric Metrobús operations, **MX$1.6 billion (US$91.5 million)** allocated for two new electric trolleybus corridors, and a **MX$3 billion (US$171 million)** green bond issued to fund zero-emission Cablebús lines. These investments align with federal goals under Plan México and demonstrate growing opportunities for manufacturers and service providers in electric vehicle production and transit system modernization.

- Procurement professionals should note significant funding directed toward electric transit infrastructure in Mexico City, indicating demand for electric buses, trolleybuses, and related technologies.
- Joint venture manufacturers like Megaflux and DINA are key players in domestic electric vehicle production, presenting partnership or subcontracting opportunities.
- Subnational governments including Mexico City, Monterrey, Campeche, Yucatan, and Jalisco are active in electrification efforts, suggesting a broad geographic market for transit electrification projects.
- Organizations involved in green financing and infrastructure development may find opportunities linked to Mexico City's green bond issuance supporting zero-emission transit lines.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Transportation, Energy & Utilities
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding
**Published:** September 21, 2026

### Government Entities
- Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP)
- University of California, Davis (UC Davis)
- Mexico City Government
- National Polytechnic Institute (IPN)
- National Technological Institute of Mexico (TecNM)

### Vendors
- Megaflux (joint venture manufacturer)
- DINA (joint venture manufacturer)

### Sources
- [Electrified Transit Could Cut Mexico Fuel Imports 34% by 2050](https://mexicobusiness.news/mobility/news/electrified-transit-could-cut-mexico-fuel-imports-34-2050) - Mexico Business News