El jefe de Marketing, Ventas y Servicios al Cliente de Daimler Buses, Ulrich Bastert, ha explicado que “los pedidos de compañías procedentes de Luxemburgo, Noruega y Suecia demuestran la amplia gama de variantes del eCitaro existente, ya que se puede adaptar a diferentes requisitos.
At the Comtrans 2019 exhibition, earlier this month in Moscow, Russian GAZ Group presented a range of new models of light commercial vehicles, medium-duty trucks, buses and powertrains. The bus range is expanded with a new low-floor minibus, a GAZ electric bus, the new Vector Next intercity bus and the GAZelle Next 4.6 CNG minibus.
Hall 1 - 132A Ekoenergetyka signed a framework agreement with the Norwegian company Brakar AS for the delivery of a fast charging station for Drammen city. The agreement assumes the delivery of up to 15 pantograph fast charging stations of 300 kW and 450 kW with the option of ordering another 10 units.
Tüke Busz Zrt, a public transport operator in the southern Hungarian city of Pécs, has ordered 10 BYD eBuses. The new buses are to replace ageing diesel-powered vehicles. The delivery is scheduled for early 2020. The order is the start of a longer-term whole-fleet conversion to electric mobility. BYD is to supply the 10 buses from its factory in the Hungarian city of Komarom.
Hall 3, booth 320 Busworld Brussels will not be only about buses or coaches. New techniques will be demonstrated, such as from Herman Elektronika from Czech Republic which is specialized in “CAR 2 Infrastructure communication” and “CAR 2 CAR communication”, based on ETSI ITS-G5 standards. Herman delivers units for cars as well as a base unit for controller of cross preferences and is one of the “shadow” participants of C-ROADS projects where it won implementation of the units to the highways D1.