Currently, there are no regulations outlining the use of battery fire suppression systems on electric commercial vehicles. Increasing demand for electric buses is beginning to highlight the need for increased regulation.

ZF will now be producing its Anti-Lock Braking System and Electronic Braking System at its manufacturing facility in South Carolina, following the launch of its new intelligent braking systems for trailers in North America.

Ford has launched a charging solution named Ford Pro Charging through its Ford Pro fleet management service.

Continental has announced it plans to manage part of its purchasing of natural rubber through a digital platform designed to ensure greater transparency and sustainability in the rubber supply chain.

Borgwarner has entered an exclusive licensing agreement with PolyCharge America for the use of capacitor technology in its range of inverters.

Daimler Truck has received its first major order for the eActros truck, totalling 120 units from Swedish technology firm Einride.

The Lion Electric Company has received a conditional purchase order for 200 fully electric Lion-C school buses for use in Southern Ontario.

Hubbard has announced the completion of the new manufacturing facility at its headquarters in Ipswich, UK.

Gillig has secured an order for 60 electric transit buses from Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authroity, to be delivered over the next five years.

BrightDrop has opened its first dealership for electric vehicles in Fontana, California.

Hyzon Motors has signed a parnership with MiTAC-Synnex Group to jointly develop a range of hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles optimised for the Taiwan market.

Haldex has launched its "Driving Innovation for a Safer and Greener World" strategy alongside a revised growth forcast at its Capital Markets Day.