Swiss energy storage company Leclanché SA and Škoda Electric, a manufacturer of electric drives and traction motors for trolley and electric buses, have signed an agreement through which Leclanché will provide Škoda Electric with battery solutions for its electric bus expansion strategy. The agreement is worldwide in scope and will operate for an initial term of five years.
It is the replacement for a twenty year old icon and the best selling coach in Europe. The world-premiere of a new star as ceo Hartmut Schick of Daimler Buses announced. Daimler had picked Brussels as the launching platform because of its symbolic value as the capital of Europe and then with the Tourismo as connecting element in travel between the member states.
Transport for London (TfL) has named the Fnnish company Proventia Emission Control in a framework agreement as a supplier to the NOx Abatement Framework Agreement, ahead of the introduction of the world’s first Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in London.
Ekoenergetyka-Polska has signed a contract for the delivery of e-bus opportunity chargers with the city of Lulea, Sweden. The devices are part of city’s bus fleet electrification and will charge electric buses from the Finish Linkker Bus company.
Spanish bus manufacturer Ayats has developed an open top 100% electric sightseeing bus, fitted with three axles and a cacacity of 70 passenger.