A modern electrified transport system is coming to the Mexican Pacific Coast city and tourist destination of Puerto Vallarta, featuring 18 articulated buses 18 meters long with room for 120 passengers, as well as 20 smaller ones. Dubbed the Francisco Medina Ascencio Electric Public Transport System for Puerto Vallarta, the new “electromobility” project will modernize transportation in the city as it reduces pollution, according to Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro. In June, Lemus Navarro said the new transport route, which is expected to cost $897 million pesos (US$43.39 million), will be equipped with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi to provide a “first-world” service. The electric mobility project is part of an ongoing campaign to improve transportation in Puerto Vallarta. The state, federal and municipal governments have invested over 2.2 billion pesos ($119.7 million) in infrastructure and the modernization of the city’s public transportation, Lemus Navarro said.