Autonomous vehicle specialist EasyMile has been granted permission to operate Level 4 autonomous vehicles on French public roads.

Hyvia has announced two new hydrogen LCVs based on the Renault Master chassis.

Gaussin and Aramco have signed an agreement to establish a manufacturing facility for hydrogen vehicles in Saudi Arabia.

The GAZ Sadko NEXT 4x4 truck is now available in the Australian market as the GAZ Trackmaster.

Grayson Thermal Systems has announced a revenue increase of GBP8 million with orders from OEMs such as Solaris, Skoda, and Wrightbus

General Motors subsidiary BrightDrop has received an order for 5,400 units of the EV410 delivery van from Merchants Fleet.

Cummins has announced the opening of its Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powertrain Integration Center in West Sacramento, California. The site will focus on the development of PEM fuel cells.

Ryze Hydrogen and JCB will purchase 10% of FFI's green hydrogen output, which will make it the largest supplier of the fuel to the UK.

Wrightbus will deliver 80 battery-electric and 20 fuel-cell electric double deckers to Northern Ireland. The company has also received an order for 20 fuel-cell electric single deckers for Southeast England.

Volvo is climate testing two buses built on the BZL electric chassis over six months, employing charging infrastructure by ABB.

The company reported a 67% decrease in sales revenue (CAD2.9m) for Q3 2021 but a 128% growth in figures for the year-to-date (CAD49.3m).

The truck, which is the longest Tatra Trucks has ever built, was commissioned to transport threaded steel bars as long as 24.2 metres.