Busworld Europe news

For years, Neoplan has been renowned for its exclusive and innovative coaches. Over the years, Neoplan has become a cult feeling that you should experience as soon as you step into one of our coaches. For the 20th anniversary of the Neoplan Tourliner...

‘'We are ready for Europe,' says Cairns Jiang, the general manager of Chinese bus manufacturers Zhongtong. The company aspires to grow here with European partners.

Dutch manufacturer Ebusco resolutely opts for lightweight materials for the construction of its 12- to 18-metre-long vehicles. The focus is on more efficient energy consumption but also on a reduced ecological footprint.

The number of hybrid and electric vehicles on the road is increasing, and so are the fire risks. Due to a lack of public awareness of the risks and how these vehicles differ from those powered by conventional combustion engines, electric bus fires...

Karsan left its mark at Busworld 2023 with its complete 100% electric product range and remarkable growth performance. CEO Okan Baş: "We are uninterruptedly growing in Europe, our primary target market. Elevating our share in the European electric...

Streamax introduces cutting-edge innovations to underscore their commitment to safety and efficiency in the bus industry.

Van Hool can breathe again after pandemic Van Hool's latest touring coach, the 24-metre-long T Astron, is on display in Palace 5 at Busworld. A top product that expresses the Belgian coachbuilder's vitality. Top executive Filip Van Hool is breathing...

The European Zero Emission Bus Conference returns for its biggest ever edition with over 450 participants expected throughout the 4 half days. The conference boasts over 75 speakers including European politicians, bus and coach operators, key...

Vehtec, manufacturer of energy efficient heating solutions for vehicles such as buses and off-road vehicles, is presenting at Busworld in hall 8, stand 839, “SubZero Solution” which gives according to Vehtec an answer on how to put solar power to...

The focus is on the shift to electromobility and the reduction of CO2 emissions from bus traffic. But according to Sono Motors the transition is long and expensive: among new vehicles sold in 2022, around 70% still run on conventional combustion...