Tata Motors enters Egyptian commercial vehicle market with 7 models
Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle line-up for Egypt includes Tata Xenon pickup, Ultra and Prima truck range including the flagship Prima 6038.S, and LP 613 bus.
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Tata Motors’ commercial vehicle line-up for Egypt includes Tata Xenon pickup, Ultra and Prima truck range including the flagship Prima 6038.S, and LP 613 bus.
The 55-ton hydrogen trucks (FCEV) deployed by Adani utilize Ashok Leyland’s AVTR 4×2 chassis and cabin, powered by Ballard’s 120 kW fuel cell engine offering a driving range of 200 kms.
Volvo BZRT articulated and bi-articulated battery-electric buses are manufactured in Brazil and are open for exports to global markets for deployment in Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems.
Volvo Trucks has sold more than 8,000 units of its gas-run heavy-duty trucks in global markets so far, representing a commercially viable alternative to diesel and other low-emission vehicles.
The Yutong U12DD battery electric double-decker will serve as the brand’s flagship product for the international markets, catering to the diverse needs of global cities for sustainable mass transportation.
Hyundai Xcient Fuel Cell is the world’s first mass-produced hydrogen heavy-duty truck. It now features an upgraded hydrogen fuel cell system and ADAS features for the North American market.
The Hyundai Elec City Town e-buses are equipped with Vehicle Dynamics Control, Vehicle-to-Home technology, and advanced battery management and cooling systems.
The new Tata Ace Pro CNG is an ideal partner for cost-effective last-mile logistics, thanks to its frugal bi-fuel engine and connected, driver assist technologies on offer. Customer deliveries are expected in the coming months.
Here is our top 5 pick of new battery electric buses expected to debut at the coveted Busworld Europe 2025 at Brussels in October this year.
Ashok Leyland’s latest defence order for Indian armed forces include various specialized vehicles such as Stallion 4×4, Stallion 6×6, Short Chassis Bus, and Mobility System Travelling Platform.