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Volvo Group passes connectivity milestone

The Volvo Group has announced it has now delivered more than one million connected customer assets worldwide. In the UK alone, there are now some 25,000 connected Volvo trucks capable of using the Volvo Connect system, which combines all digital and connected services for Volvo’s truck customers into one single interface, making the everyday trucking

Einride secures major funding to fuel growth

Autonomous, all-electric transport provider Einride has secured major investment to support its growth and international expansion. Einride will use the funds generated to build demand for sustainable transport and add to its customer contracts, which already include the likes of major global players like logistics provider DB Schenker, supermarket chain Lidl and large US based

Alloy Bodies celebrates five decades of innovation

Manchester-based bodybuilder Alloy Bodies is celebrating 50 years in business. From humble origins, the company has grown to become one of the top names in the industry and today it employs more than 100 staff and builds more than 2,000 bodies per year. The current Alloy Bodies range comprises cutting edge designs for everything from

Hyundai investment accelerates autonomous driving development

Hyundai CRADLE, the Korean manufacturer’s corporate venturing and open innovation business, has announced its investment is a US-based intelligent technology company in a move that will accelerate the development of autonomous driving system. Netradyne, which specialises in fleet safety management software, has already captured and analysed over one million unique miles of the 2.7 million

Iveco lands major Paris biogas bus deal

More than 400 Iveco Urbanway Natural Power buses will enter service in the inner and outer suburbs of the Paris metropolitan area from 2020. The biogas-powered models will increase the number of environmentally-friendly buses operating in the region and play an active role in the renewal plan of diesel bus fleets. The fuel, derived from

Hyundai announces new hydrogen fuel cell truck

Hyundai has revealed details of its next-generation Hyundai H2 Xcient fuel cell electric truck.   The reveal came as the company and its partners launched a joint venture to build a green hydrogen ecosystem complete with refuelling infrastructure across Europe. The move is part of Hyundai’s ambitions to establish a major presence in the fuel cell electric

10-year, €900m spend replacing diesel with fully-electric buses

Global shared mobility group Keolis has been awarded a major new contract to modernise and operate public transport in the Dutch provinces of Overijssel, Flevoland and Gelderland. The 10-year, €900 million contract will involve the group replacing existing diesel buses with 300 fully-electric alternatives. This will begin as early as 2020.The 300 electric buses will run on