Karsan brings e-Ata Hydrogen to FIAA in Madrid

After punching its ticket at Next Mobility Exhibition, taking home the Sustainable Bus Award 2023 in the Urban category with the e-Ata 12, Karsan will also be at FIAA Madrid. For the occasion, the Bursa-based manufacturer will bring the e-Ata Hydrogen unveiled to the industry at the IAA Transportation in Hanover in late September. Karsan […]

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After punching its ticket at Next Mobility Exhibition, taking home the Sustainable Bus Award 2023 in the Urban category with the e-Ata 12, Karsan will also be at FIAA Madrid. For the occasion, the Bursa-based manufacturer will bring the e-Ata Hydrogen unveiled to the industry at the IAA Transportation in Hanover in late September.

Karsan is preparing to show its family of electric vehicles at the FIAA International Bus Fair in Madrid, October 18-21, 2022. The company will exhibit its entire range of electric and autonomous products (12-meter e-Ata, winner of the Sustainable Bus of The Year 2023 award, e-Jest, e-Atak, Autonomous e-Atak, 10-meter e-Ata, 18-meter e-Ata, and the e-Ata Hydrogen) and will offer visitors the opportunity to take a test drive with 12-meter e-ATA, winner of the Sustainable Bus of The Year 2023 award, allowing enthusiasts to experience the vehicle’s performance up close.

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