Coca-Cola HBC Hungary is modernising its fleet and switching to low or zero-carbon vehicles as part of its "Green Fleet" program to achieve Coca-Cola HBC Group's Net Zero 2040 target.
The company purchased the first self-charging and plug-in hybrid electric cars in 2019 and, due to the positive experiences, will purchase almost only low-emission, predominantly alternative fueled, partially or fully electric and gas-powered cars from this year onwards. In the first phase of the greening of the fleet, more than 50 self-charging hybrid electric Toyotas will be put into service.
Coca-Cola HBC Hungary is replacing 179 cars of its current fleet of 504 with hybrid electric or gasoline (LPG) cars this year. Now 52 new hybrid Toyotas – 42 Corollas and 10 RAV4s – have arrived, significantly reducing the company fleet’s CO2 emissions and fuel consumption. Toyota have led the way in the development of partially or fully electric cars for a quarter of a century, and the company’s latest, fourth-generation self-charging hybrid electric cars enable up to 50-80% electric, zero-emission, and zero-consumption urban transport.
