The subsidiary of Swedish manufacturer AB Volvo is partnering with Middlesex University, based in Greater London, to put on a three-year course that will combine classroom study with on-the-job experience.

At RTX 2025, Aegis used the industry spotlight to announce the Trailblazers initiative, share its rollout schedule, and engage directly with commercial vehicle operators on the challenges of transitioning to clean energy.

This strategic move to assemble locally marks Karsan’s planned further expansion into the markets of North America

The manufacturer has signed a contract with South Australia’s Department for Infrastructure and Transport, which will put them to use in the city of Adelaide.

This multi-site manufacturing investment supports Eaton’s strategy to serve both passenger and commercial vehicle electrification markets across Europe as OEMs shift away from combustion engines.

On display at UITP last month were two eAxles, a central drive unit for the midibus segment and a low floor eAxle with independent suspension for heavy-duty transit bus transport segments.

He will be replaced in his current role on 1 September by Jens Holtinger, currently the executive vice president of group trucks operations as well as chief purchasing officer on a provisional basis.

According to Daimler, “among the announced additions are semitrailer tractors and platform‑chassis models featuring extended wheelbase configurations, alternative long‑cab designs with different roof profiles, and options with just two battery packs instead of the standard three.”

These launches underline Iveco’s  commitment to low and zero emissions solutions for the UK market.

In the two month period before RTX, Certas Energy added six new HVO supply points, bringing the total depots to 28 across the UK, with more to follow.

As of 1 July, approximately 9,000 employees from research and development departments across the four brands were moved to the new groupwide team.

Speaking to Durgadutt Nedungadi, Sr. Vice President for EMEA & APAC at Netradyne, he said that the company serves commercial fleets across North America, Europe (including the UK and Germany), Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, India, and has announced planned expansion into Japan, Ireland, France, Spain and Italy by the end of 2026.