French driverless shuttle company Navya and the South Australian State Government have agreed on plans to establish Navya’s Asia-Pacific manufacturing facility in Adelaide. Navya’s ARMA shuttles are electric, 100 per cent driverless and can carry up to 15 people. A Navya will also be running on the Busworld parking lot during the Busworld exhibition, for trials.
The buses are the first of 80 new Dina Runner G natural gas buses acquired and to be operated by the Collective Company of Juárez Plus. The acquisition marks the beginning of modernisation of the busy 5th line, where buses will average about 680 passengers per day.
El fabricante español, referente mundial en la fabricación de autobuses urbanos y de carretera, participará en la edición 2017 de la Feria Internacional de Autobuses y Autocares Busworld en su stand con diversos espacios que suman más de mil seiscientos metros cuadrados. En ésta área, la firma dará a conocer su estrategia de marca, tecnología y sostenibilidad y la nueva generación de productos y soluciones disponibles para todos los mercados.
Three years after launching the first Next, Indcar will introduce a new integral version of this minibus model at Busworld, designed entirely by Indcar and equipped with a DAF engine. The current range has four versions in four lengths (from 7 to 10m) and multiple interior distributions (from 27 to 41 seats with PRM options), which allows it to adapt to the needs of any service and operator.
Adhesive and sealant producer Saba has introduced Sabatack Fast as an innovation for the bus and coach industry. This durable, super-fast and elastic adhesive is a response to trends such as process speed and process security. Substantial optimisation has been realised through the controlled use of a second component. This works as a booster, so that the adhesive builds up strength faster (within 2 hours), without any concessions on quality or safety. The product is available in a handy duo cartridge and 200-litre drums for large-scale use.