Busworld Europe news

Ebusco has obtained EU Vehicle Type Approval for its Ebusco 3.0 composite bus. With the EU Type Approval the bus complies with the EC guidelines concerning safety, environmental and production requirements. It means also the Ebusco 3.0 is now road...

Solaris has won a tender to supply 161 Urbino 12 hybrid buses to the French speaking part of Belgium. The contract involves an agreement for 8-year maintenance service. The tender was issued by Opérateur de Transport de Wallonie (OTW). The vehicles...

Arriva Slovenija has received ten new MAN Lion's Intercity buses. It are buses for longer distances equipped with the modern MAN D15 9-litre six cylinder diesel Euro VIe engine. With this new fleet of MAN intercity buses Arriva Slovenija is updating...

In 2014 the Hungarian capital Budapest and Solaris signed a framework order with the intent to purchase 108 trolleybuses with the technical equipment supplied by Škoda. The General Assembly of Budapest has now decided to purchase the last 48...

Turkish Anadolu Isuzu and American Proterra Inc, are collaborating to power the new generation of Anadolu Isuzu’s all-electric Citi VOLT public transportation buses with Proterra’s commercial vehicle battery technology.

To mark the anniversary of the Van Hool double-decker coach, celebrating its 40'th birthday, the Belgium company introduces an electric double-decker, the TDX25E. It is exactly one year ago Van Hool shipped the first 100% electric coach, the CX45E...

After Irizar recently delivered two e-buses to the Bulgarian city of Burgas, the Spanish manufacturer received a second and much larger order from Bulgaria. The city of Stara Zagora ordered 33 electric 12-metre Irizar ie buses. The two buses...

Bulgaria has welcomed its first two fully electric buses from Irizar e-mobility. They were officially handed over to the public transport company of the city of Burgas. The two buses and the charging infrastructure for them are part of one of the...

On COP26 Transport Day, Scania announces its endorsement of a first ever global Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to facilitate on zero-emission trucks and buses by 2050. The initiative is driven by CALSTART and the government of the Netherlands.

Two years after its introduction Solaris Bus & Coach received the first order for its bi-articulated Solaris Trollino 24 trolleybus. The Slovakian operator Dopravný Podnik Bratislava has ordered 16 of these 24 metres long buses. They will roll onto...