The company is looking to capitalise on the demand for clean energy in the transportation sector by preparing to roll out a nationwide network of energy hubs across the UK that will cater specifically to the needs of van and truck operators navigating the shift away from diesel.

These will provide customers with on-road support, including on-the-spot maintenance, repairs, parts delivery, and retrofitting to complement its on-site workshop services across its European network of 1,400 partners.

The station will serve Rheinbahn’s fleet of approximately twenty hydrogen buses, municipal waste‑collection vehicles and future commercial trucks. By offering rapid, high-volume refuelling, it supports flexible, zero‑emission operations and bolsters Germany’s ambition of achieving carbon neutrality in transport.

‘Aladin Beyond’ is Voith’s new cloud-based offering for bus operators whose vehicles are powered by the ‘Voith Electrical Drive System’ or ‘DIWA’ transmission.

This initial charging stop is expected to serve regional logistics companies, fleet operators, and international hauliers, and is seen as a model for broader megawatt infrastructure rollouts across Italy and Southern Europe in the coming years.

For the fleet operator, it enables better oversight, helps optimise logistics, and supports cost savings through efficiency and proactive service planning.

Sales in Colombia grew by 28.3% in the first six months of 2025 to 9,837.

The vehicles will operate landside shuttle services between terminals, with full deployment expected by early 2026.

He joins ZF from components manufacturer ADM Group, having served in various roles including plant head and company president.

The company has committed to supplying the city of Calgary in Alberta, Canada with vehicles and equipment in an “unlimited, as-needed capacity” over a minimum period of five years.

The move strengthens liquidity, supports a transition to outsourced production, and is central to Ebusco’s turnaround strategy.

Stellantis’ orders alone accounted for approximately 80% of Symbio’s planned production volume, according to a release published by Michelin.