EV100
NTU campus provides several forms of public transport that will meet the needs of motor vehicles and bicycles both on and off campus. To reduce carbon emissions, NTU has gradually replaced its traditional business vehicles with green cars and scooters. Easy Cards are also provided for short-distance business travels. Charging stations have been installed on campus for electric vehicles to encourage the faculty and students to use green transportation with lower energy consumption. There are motor vehicle charging stations, battery exchange stations, 24-hour self-service car and scooter rental, car sharing service, and bicycle-sharing service.
The EV100 is the most well-known international initiative on electric vehicles, and NTU also aims to promote the mainstreaming of electric vehicles by 2030.
Green Business Vehicles
In 2020, we further collaborated with Tesla, Inc. to launch the first Tesla V3 Supercharging station in Taiwan. We also introduced large-scale battery exchange energy networks, including the Gogoro GoStation and KYMCO Ionex battery swapping stations, to provide convenient charging services for electric vehicles (EVs).
As of 2025, our collaboration with external vendors has resulted in the installation of 42 electric car charging spaces in parking lots around the campus, actively promoting reduced carbon emissions through green transportation.
The number of green business vehicles
2025 Total number of business vehicles: 125
26
20.7%
The number of EV chargers
By 2025
42
Optimizing Bicycle Management and Public Transport
To promote the concept of shared mobility in smart transportation, NTU partnered with a car-sharing company to provide a 24-hour self-service car-sharing service at campus parking lots. NTU also collaborated with the Taipei City Government and YouBike to implement the “YouBike 2.0 Upgrade Project,” establishing 136 YouBike 2.0 rental stations on campus and in surrounding areas.
Established on and around the Gongguan Campus
136 YouBike 2.0 rental stations
4233 docking slots
In August 2025, NTU became the first university in Taiwan to introduce low-carbon electric-assist micro-dispatch tricycles, enhancing the operational capacity of YouBike rebalancing on campus. Each microdispatch vehicle can transport up to seven YouBikes while complying with NTU’s oncampus speed limit regulations. In 2025, a fleet of six electric-assist micro-dispatch vehicles was deployed to strengthen real-time YouBike rebalancing efficiency and provide more convenient public bicycle-sharing services.
