The university has partnered with WeDriveU and Zenobē to implement this transition. The initiative is part of a broader '10 in 10' roadmap, which aims to achieve a zero-emissions campus by 2030.

The eight new vehicles are expected to reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions by nearly 6,000 tons. This represents a 55.6% decrease in greenhouse gas emissions compared to the previous diesel-powered service, which is equivalent to removing 1,395 gas-powered cars from the road.