The Peterbilt ‘Model 579’ and Kenworth ‘T680’ will now be offered with the latest Bendix ‘Fusion’ package, which uses a forward-facing camera to enable collision mitigation systems such as “pedestrian automatic emergency braking”.

This technology integrates holographic optical elements directly into vehicle’s windows, transforming them into interactive displays to provide passengers with real-time information, such as upcoming stops, nearby attractions, and advertisements.

Expcted to be the first hydrogen-powered bus on the market.

Volgren will offer the coach on the Australian market from the third quarter of this year in two- and three-axle configurations.

Porter II Electric offers improved battery performance and safety

Two 11-metre models undergoing certification.

Tata M0otor sells vehicles in Saudi through a ten-year-old partner distributor.

The ‘Volvo 7800 Electric’ is a range of articulated and bi-articulated buses intended for dedicated bus lanes in urban transport networks.

The loading floor between the front and rear of the gooseneck trailer can be extended in stages to over 75 metres in length, allowing the operator to transport rotor blades of varying lengths.

The ‘MD6’ and ‘MD7’ Class 6-7 trucks will now be offered with a heavier rear axle and the Cummins ‘B6.7’ engine, which has a rating of 325 horsepower.

In addition to the four- and five-pack configurations offered previously, Scania is now allowing customers to specify three battery packs, with a total energy capacity of 312 kWh.

The expanded BharatBenz lineup is now with the 'TorqShift' AMT, adapted from Mercedes-Benz trucks and proven in Daimler heavy-duty vehicles.