Netcare Diagnostics has added electric vehicles to its transport fleet to lower environmental impact. The healthcare group has acquired Geely E2 Aspire electric hatchbacks for short urban routes. These vehicles will operate in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape. The cars were delivered by Geely Auto South Africa at Netcare’s headquarters. The move supports Netcare’s efforts to reduce carbon footprint in specimen collection and transport. The electric vehicles are intended for local routes where emissions are a concern. Netcare aims to explore sustainable transport options for its pathology services. The initiative reflects growing interest in eco-friendly solutions in healthcare logistics. The Geely E2 models are designed for city driving and low emissions. This marks Netcare’s first step into electric vehicle use for medical transport. The company plans to assess the performance of the electric fleet in real-world conditions. The decision aligns with broader trends toward greener transportation in South Africa. Netcare’s choice highlights the role of private healthcare in environmental sustainability. The electric vehicles will replace some traditional transport methods in the network. The switch is expected to improve efficiency and reduce pollution in urban areas. Netcare’s strategy includes evaluating long-term benefits of electric transport in healthcare operations.