Framework agreement with Deutsche Bahn: Ebusco strengthens its presence in Germany

By obtaining from Deutsche Bahn, the largest public transport operator in Germany, a framework agreement for the supply of electric buses, Ebusco further strengthens its position in the German market. The manufacturer of ebuses and charging systems announced that it has been awarded a framework agreement with Deutsche Bahn, whereby a will be the operator’s […]

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By obtaining from Deutsche Bahn, the largest public transport operator in Germany, a framework agreement for the supply of electric buses, Ebusco further strengthens its position in the German market.

The manufacturer of ebuses and charging systems announced that it has been awarded a framework agreement with Deutsche Bahn, whereby a will be the operator’s main supplier of zero-emission buses for the period 2023-2024 plus the option to extend to 2025 and 2026…

The buses will be commissioned by Deutsche Bahn at various public transport authorities across Germany. As part of this agreement, Ebusco has agreed a call-off contract for around 260 Ebusco buses, which will materialize if and when Deutsche Bahn obtains the relevant concessions in the period 2023-2026. The maximum order volume under the framework agreement amounts to 800 buses over the total contract period.

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