Acta expands electric and sustainable transport in Egypt's New Administrative City

The company's fleet includes 210 vehicles, with a focus on clean energy: 40 electric buses, 20 natural gas-powered buses, and 10 diesel minibuses. The Capital Taxi system features 140 electric vehicles, comprising 58 Chevrolet Bolt cars and 82 MG4 cars. Buses are equipped with visual and audible talking station systems, facilities for people with disabilities, surveillance cameras, and real-time tracking devices.

Capital Taxi services offer electronic POS terminals, surveillance cameras, GPS, and a mobile booking application. In 2025, Acta transported 3.8 million passengers, generating operating revenues of EGP 122.04 million and net profits of EGP 101.389 million. The company has launched 10 new locally manufactured minibuses connecting Capital Gardens and Capital Flower cities to the Capital Gardens LRT station.

The Capital Taxi service has expanded to link the New Administrative Capital, Shorouk, Rehab, Madinaty, Capital Gardens, and Capital Flower to Adly Mansour Station, Heliopolis, and New Cairo. Both bus and taxi services are integrated with the LRT and anticipate the launch of the East Nile Monorail's first phase.