Its Japanese office is supported by colleagues in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia.

Though the current rollout focuses on electric school buses in North America, the scalable and standards-based design positions the solution for future deployment across Europe and other markets.

His departure, effective immediately, leaves day-to-day leadership in the hands of the company’s CFO and COO, while the Supervisory Board searches for a permanent successor.

Broshuis is a family-owned company specialising in the design and manufacture of trailers. The company produces semi-low trailers, low-bed trailers and flat-bed heavy-haul trailers.

Rocsys says its portfolio of products and services are intended to simplify the introduction and scaleup of autonomous charging operations.

The increased stake was achieved through the issuance of around 4.9 million new shares at EUR 0.8209 per share, the same price as Ebusco's November 2024 rights issue. The proceeds from this share issuance were used to settle outstanding accounts payable that Ebusco owed to Gotion.

The ‘Euro-PX3’ low-loader trailer is available with two or three axle lines and boasts a load capacity of twelve or fourteen tons per axle line at 80km/h.

Through Webfleet’s OEM connect program, Krone trailers equipped with factory-installed telematics can now be directly integrated into the Webfleet platform, eliminating the need for aftermarket hardware installations.​

This leadership change reflects growing collaboration between the companies, which have worked together since 2018. Gotion’s advanced battery technology and strong presence in Asia are expected to support Ebusco’s innovation, expand its market reach and enhance financial stability.

Production and sales of the OptiLock range will be transferred to a location in Nieuwerkerk aan den Ijssel in the Netherlands.

New European legislation mandates tyre pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) for all new commercial vehicles, including trailers, requiring real-time alerts for pressure changes exceeding 20%.

Westport has agreed to sell its light-duty interests, including its OEM and independent aftermarket businesses, to a Dutch investment firm for USD73.1m.