buses
Houston awards New Flyer a contract for up to 24 BRT buses
High-capacity rapid transit to increase mobility in America’s fourth-largest city.
NYC awards New Flyer a contract for 108 Xcelsior buses
Add-on equivalent of 216 units to US subsidiary’s order backlog
SEAT revitalizes bus fleet with clean diesel order from New Flyer
There are 206 40-ft. heavy-duty transit buses remaining in Connecticut’s contract.
New Flyer lands contract to provide Edmonton with 110 clean diesel buses
Buses will be deployed on the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) network starting 2018.
Ballard fuel cell buses hit the 6.2M milestone
That’s the equivalent of driving 250 times around the globe.
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New Flyer wins Transdev NC deal worth 47 Xcelsiors
Clean diesels to provide student transportation for North Carolina State University.
China’s electric vehicle industry shaken by phantom bus scandal
Manufacturers fined for collecting millions of dollars in subsidies for vehicles that were never made.
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485 New Flyer Xcelsior buses heading for Connecticut
Contract worth US$122 million for 30- and 40-foot transit vehicles.
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New Flyer gets $223M Mass. bus contract
Will provide up to 725, 40-foot Xcelsior heavy-duty transit buses.
Belgium bus OEM gets grant for Ballard modules
Hydrogen next-generation fuel cell power modules destined for 21 buses.
Long Beach Transit awards New Flyer a contract for 13 Xcelsior Buses
Buses will be delivered in the second quarter of 2015.
New Flyer gets $138M order for 276 buses headed to New York
Production of the 40-foot Xcelsior clean diesel buses is expected to begin in the third quarter of 2014.
Ballard to supply zero emission fuel cell modules for buses in Europe
FCvelocity-HD7 fuel cell modules will be used as range extenders in Poland-based Solaris’ electric buses.
New Flyer gets Atlanta contract for 265 buses
Vehicles will be powered by natural gas propulsion systems.
China’s March auto sales up 13.3%, Japanese brands suffer more decline
Communist government promoting auto manufacturing, but still fine-tuning policies to encourage smaller, fuel-efficient vehicle sales.
