Solaris scores its first trolleybus order in Canada
Solaris has just signed the first contract to supply trolleybuses in Canada, to TransLink in Vancouver: Solaris’ first contract in Canada involves the delivery of 107 units of 12-meter Trollino. The agreement also includes options for up to 201 units of 12-meter trolleybuses and up to 204 units of 18-meter articulated trolleybuses. «This agreement marks a significant milestone for Solaris and is a testimony to our commitment to becoming the leading supplier of zero-emission […]

Solaris has just signed the first contract to supply trolleybuses in Canada, to TransLink in Vancouver: Solaris’ first contract in Canada involves the delivery of 107 units of 12-meter Trollino. The agreement also includes options for up to 201 units of 12-meter trolleybuses and up to 204 units of 18-meter articulated trolleybuses.
«This agreement marks a significant milestone for Solaris and is a testimony to our commitment to becoming the leading supplier of zero-emission buses in North America. We are grateful to TransLink for their trust in Solaris and our products. Solaris is the undiscussed European leader of trolleybuses, and this new order with options has the potential to become the largest procurement in Solaris history. It is an honour to be part of this collaboration, and I am confident that this partnership will be highly successful, with our vehicles meeting and surpassing their expectations», said Javier Iriarte, CEO of Solaris Bus & Coach.
«In Europe, the Solaris brand is widely recognized for the quality and superior performance of its zero-emission vehicles, including trolleybuses. We aim to bring the same service-proven technology to Canadian transit authorities. Our commitment is to support the transition to zero-emission transportation in cities across Europe and North America by developing and delivering the most reliable and innovative products», added Iriarte.

