First Hydrogen Corp, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, has announced the establishment of a new division, titled First Hydrogen Energy. The new division will be responsible for leading the group’s business in the production and distribution of green hydrogen.

Grzegorz Patynek, CEO and Co-founder of digital monitoring start-up CO3* (a software supplier for transport and logistics) explains to Truck & Bus Builder how the logistics industry must adapt to take advantage of new technologies.

General Motors Company’s subsidiary BrightDrop Inc, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, has rebranded its electric product range. It’s delivery vehicles, first dubbed the EV600 and EV410, have been renamed the Zevo 600 and Zevo 400, respectively.

The two companies plan to sell around 5,000 retrofitted trucks and buses in France by 2030, supported by over EUR1.5m raised earlier in the year by REV Mobilities.

This T&BB report from Renault Trucks UK's press trip to Blainville-sur-Orne outlines the French manufacturer's e-mobility offering and critically examines its business strategy.

The new unit, headed by David Johansson, will have greater autonomy than before and will focus its efforts on e-mobility and the commercial vehicle sector.

Mahindra Truck & Bus has introduced a new truck sales programme for its new BS VI compliant truck range whereby it guarantees the fuel efficiency of the truck, or the operator can return the vehicle.

Stuttgart-based Daimler Truck AG has announced that its production and product engineering divisions of Daimler Buses are to be combined into one department, effective April 1, 2022.

The 'T Robust 13L' is a revamped and reconditioned T series truck with a new engine and an aesthetic update.

The Austrian trailer manufacturer sees Poland as a key market and aims to increase its market share to double figures within the next five years.

Randon's new automation and digitalization division, RTS has acquired a controlling stake (80%) in the robotics automation division of Auttom for BRA14 million.

Wrightbus plans to produce around 600 zero-emission buses next year at Ballymena, making up 70% of the facility's total vehicle output.