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A trio of Solaris 9-meter LE e-buses ordered by Vy Buss in Norway

Norwegian bus company Vy Buss has ordered a batch of 3 Solaris Urbino 9 LE electric buses. The vehicles will operate on routes in Slemmestad, a suburban area of Oslo. This marks the debut of Solaris’ 9-meter battery-electric bus, launched in late 2021, in the Nordic markets. Deliveries are scheduled...

JBM achieves order for +1,000 electric buses in India

JBM announces it has secured an order for 1,021 electric buses under the Government of India’s PM e-Bus Sewa Scheme-2 initiative. The total order is valued at approximately Rs 5,500 crore (some approximately €605,766,000) and the buses will be deployed in the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Harya...

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Ebusco hires Jonas Helsner as Sales Manager for the Nordics

As part of the Group’s international expansion strategy, Ebusco – Dutch manufacturer of electric buses and related charging infrastructure – has hired Jonas Helsner as Sales Manager for the Nordics. Ebusco will expand its sales and marketing of its Ebusco 3.0 and 2.2 zero emission buses ...

Nantes e-busway system crowned at the UITP Awards 2022

The e-bus system implemented by Nantes Métropole and operated by Semitan has received the UITP Award for “Operational and technological excellence” category. The prize was handed over on February 6 at a ceremony in Dubai during the MENA Transport congress and exhibition. An award has bee...

NFI selected as approved e-buses and chargers supplier in Florida

NFI has been selected by the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) as an approved supplier of electric transit buses and charging and associated equipment for the Purchase Schedule for the State of Florida. The schedule, facilitated through PSTA, simplifies the procurement process of zero-emiss...

Electric vehicles to power rapid transport in Kenya

The green revolution of electric transport is also sweeping Africa. Adoption of electric vehicles in Kenya is currently at 5% of the total vehicles present in the African country, and for the most part these are private vehicles. But there is a “but”: the situation is about to change in ...
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