A new study reveals a remarkably slow transition to electric mobility within major cities. Public transport operators are continuing to primarily utilize buses powered by combustion engines. The investigation shows that, in certain cities, there are currently no electric buses in operation at all. This indicates significant hurdles in the widespread adoption of electric vehicle technology within public transportation systems. The research highlights the challenges facing urban areas aiming to reduce emissions and improve air quality through the electrification of their bus fleets. The pace of change is proving to be considerably slower than anticipated, requiring further investigation into the obstacles hindering progress.