Busworld Europe news

“I don't look into the future. It is impossible to keep track of that and it would take too much time. For the half-yearly report on sales of buses and coaches as well as specific drivelines, I look at all vehicles actually registered," states Wim...

ABB's E-mobility presents the new HVC360 fleet charger at Busworld. This fleet charging solution provides fleet operators with the power to charge anywhere.

Cojali S.L., a Spanish multinational manufacturer of components and electronics, will bring its solutions for connectivity, electric vehicles, predictive maintenance and remote diagnostics to Busworld, which this edition will pay special attention to...

CEO Javier Iriarte presented a numerical overview of where Solaris stands today. Compared to the first half of 2002, Solaris generated a growth of 45% in the same period of 2023. 77% of vehicles registered in 2023 were non-classically powered buses...

Solar panels on the roof of a city bus or coach can generate significant savings 'Every litre less diesel fuel benefits operations and the environment,' says Karl Andreassen, CEO and co-founder of Solarbus.pro. The solar panels are easy to install.

Van Hool is once again back in urban transport with its electric A Series. At Busworld you can now see the 12-metre version at the Van Hool stand in hall 5. It will soon be followed by four variants, from 10 to 24 metres long. Here, Van Hool chooses...

"Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop is a game through which we want to get people interested in the bus world. Although it is primarily entertainment, we aimed for the most realistic approach possible," says Pierre Friedrichsmeier of Astragon Entertainment.

Scania premieres the Scania Castrosua LE 4×2 manufactured by the Spanish coachbuilder of the same name. The project is an example of the new partnership model in which Scania chose to stop building its own vehicles.

“The front panel and front of a bus offer hardly any resistance to protect the bus driver in case of a head-on collision, and that even at low speed," Norwegian transport minister Jon-Ivar Nygård stated. He referred to an accident in 2017 in Nafstad...

“European buses can potentially become the safest in the world," stated Jon-Ivar Nygard, Norwegian transport minister, after Norwegian research revealed a lack of European standards. The study followed after a driver was killed after a head-on...