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Karsan recorded €330 million turnover in 2025 (growing 11%), with electric vehicles accounting for67% of revenues and plans for driverless operations (i.e. with no safety driver) starting in 2026. The company reports operations in 27 countries with an electric fleet exceeding 2,100 vehicles. Karsan,...

At Mobility Move 2026 in Berlin, the decarbonisation of public transport fleets and the future integration of autonomous technologies were central themes. Germany has already reached over 40% zero-emission buses in the city bus market, but scaling further remains challenging. Key issues include infr...

by Usha Praveen EKA Mobility, in partnership with GreenCell Mobility, has received a Letter of Award (LOA) for deploying 915 electric buses in Hyderabad. The same ‘duo’ of EKA and GreenCell Mobility has recently delivered 75 e-buses in Puducherry. This project is part of the Government o...

The UK Department for Transport has published a 10-year zero-emission bus order pipeline indicating up to 21,525 vehicles expected between 2026 and 2035. The dataset consolidates anticipated procurement volumes from local transport authorities and bus operators, providing an aggregated view of expec...

Arriva Group has announced in mid-March a £340m investment programme in the UK, with communities in West Yorkshire the first to benefit from brand-new lower-emission buses. The programme is set to fund new vehicles and depot upgrades. The first phase is already underway, with 50 new single and doubl...

ZF closed 2025 with higher operating profitability, stronger free cash flow and lower net debt, while reporting a net loss after one-off charges linked mainly to the early termination of non-profitable electric mobility projects. The German group, following anticipations released in January, reporte...