Custom Denning selects Forsee Power to supply batteries for e-bus
By Luke Willetts – 29th April 2025
These 12-metre electric city buses will be built in New South Wales and feature a stainless steel chassis and aluminium side panels.
By Luke Willetts – 29th April 2025
These 12-metre electric city buses will be built in New South Wales and feature a stainless steel chassis and aluminium side panels.
By Bradley Osborne – 28th April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 27th April 2025
By Luke Willetts – 26th April 2025
By Luke Willetts – 25th April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 23rd April 2025
The Israeli company successfully raised USD36.4m from offering its shares to a group of strategic investors, which “strengthens [the company’s] cash position ahead of planned vehicle deliveries”.
By Bradley Osborne – 22nd April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 20th April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 19th April 2025
By Luke Willetts – 18th April 2025
By Luke Willetts – 15th April 2025
By Will Pulson – 19th April 2025
Truck-maker highlights emissions and efficiency benefits.
By Bradley Osborne – 18th April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 16th April 2025
By Will Pulson – 15th April 2025
By Will Pulson – 9th April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 9th April 2025
By Luke Willetts – 12th April 2025
Through this collaboration both companies aim to address the infrastructure and vehicle availability challenges in hydrogen mobility, supporting the transition to cleaner transportation solutions.
By Luke Willetts – 11th February 2025
By Will Pulson – 18th January 2025
By Jim Gibbins – 29th December 2024
By Luke Willetts – 16th December 2024
By Will Pulson – 25th October 2024
By Will Pulson – 13th April 2025
Heavy-duty trucks to be deployed at Tianjin, Huanghua ports.
By Luke Willetts – 13th April 2025
By Will Pulson – 10th April 2025
By Will Pulson – 7th April 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 26th March 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 6th March 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 11th March 2025
At the end of January, the European Commission kicked off a series of strategic dialogues with business leaders from the automotive industry to review regulations which set mandatory CO2 emission targets for newly-registered vehicles. In a press release, the ACEA alleged that car and van manufacturers could face fines of up to EUR16bn this year for failing to comply with the regulation. Cummins expects that a similar target for CVs – a 43% reduction starting in 2030 – will not be achieved without a drastic transformation of the market. Echoing the opinion of the ACEA, Lamb told Truck & Bus Builder that “the rollout of infrastructure for both electric and hydrogen vehicles is slower than will be needed to meet the 2030 target”.
By Bradley Osborne – 10th March 2025
By Will Pulson – 5th March 2025
By Bradley Osborne – 22nd February 2025
By Will Pulson – 27th January 2025
By Luke Willetts – 14th January 2025