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India registered 4,441 electric buses in 2025, up from 3,730 units in 2024, according to Vahan Dashboard data. The Indian electric bus market expanded by 711 units year-on-year, with volumes increasing by approximately 19%. PMI Electro Mobility, Olectra Greentech and Switch Mobility led the market, ...

Contribution by Isabel McAllister, Chief Sustainability & Compliance Officer, First Bus The UK has become comfortable talking about electrifying transport. Electric vehicles are now a familiar part of the net-zero conversation, framed largely as a cleaner alternative to petrol and diesel. But a ...

The UK government has allocated £73.2 million to support 484 zero-emission buses across England. The funding, assigned to councils and combined authorities, is complemented by £94 million from operators and local authorities, bringing total investment to over £167 million. The news is reported on lo...

The first of 107 Trollino 12 battery-powered trolleybuses ordered from Polish manufacturer Solaris has left the production plant and is about to be tested by the Gdynia transport company before being transferred to Vancouver. The 107 vehicles definitively ordered in 2025 are expected to be delivered...

Wrightbus announces it has been ranked the number one supplier in a public sector procurement framework issued in the UK and covering buses and coaches with more than 36 seats. According to a press release by Wrightbus, the manufacturer secured the top position in Lot 4 of The Procurement Partnershi...

Solaris Bus & Coach delivered 1,631 buses in 2025, generating €1.18 billion in revenue and securing 2,780 new vehicle orders. According to figures presented during the company’s annual press conference, Solaris registrations reached 1,631 vehicles in 2025, marking a 7 percent increase versus 202...