Solaris has announced a new framework agreement with Österreichische Postbus AG of Vienna, providing options to deliver up to 106 battery and fuel-cell electric buses between now and 2025.

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.

Following the delivery of the Urbino CNGs, there will be a total of 350 gas-powered Solaris buses operating in the Estonian capital.

The new Interlink will offer fuel savings of up to 8% along with a raft of enhancements to visibility and driveability.

The expansion of the Krakow facility, where the company manufactures the TGS and TGX series of heavy-duty trucks, will allow for a daily production capacity of around 300 vehicles.

The contract, worth approximately EUR100m, was signed by Solaris and public transport operator Unibuss.

The order was made as part of a state-sponsored project in Carinthia which seeks to foster the development of a hydrogen economy.

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.

MAN Individual began ramp up of production at the new site, dedicated to van customisation and modification, in April 2021.

Th operator serving the city of Ústí nad Labem has signed a purchase agreement for up to 20 Urbino 12 hydrogen buses.

The order is an extension of an agreement with Milan's municipal transport operator ATM, through which it has already received 30 Trollino 18 trolleybuses.

Solaris will trial different types of charger at a new charging hub which is scheduled for completion next year.