A U.S. (Holbrook, New York) manufacturer of battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion systems for commercial fleets, specializing in new builds and conversions/repowers of on-road medium- and heavy-duty (Class 4Ð8) trucks and buses, including CARB-certified powertrains.

A Dutch bus and coach manufacturer (Valkenswaard; part of VDL Groep) that develops, builds, and services buses and coaches, including its 100% electric Citea city buses, with manufacturing in the Netherlands and Belgium.

A Zambian renewable-energy startup that designs and assembles lithium-ion batteries and has deployed Zambia’s first public EV charging stations, partnering on rural e-mobility (charge/swap stations for electric two- and three-wheelers).

A Bengaluru, India company (a Maini GroupÐSUN Group JV) providing interoperable battery-swapping infrastructure and ‘Battery-as-a-Service’ for electric two-/three-wheelers, buses, and commercial vehicles, with a JV with Indian Oil.

A Saint-JŽr™me, QuŽbec manufacturer of all-electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, notably electric school buses and Class 5Ð8 trucks.

A Munich-based solar-technology company that, after abandoning its Sion solar car (2023), refocused on retrofit solar (‘Solar Bus Kit’) for buses, trucks, and refrigerated trailers.

A U.S. (Mountain View, California) manufacturer of powered/electrified semi-trailers (‘e-trailers’) that add battery-electric propulsion to conventional tractor-trailers to cut fuel use and emissions.

An EV-technology company (Israel/US/UK) whose modular ‘REEcorner’ and flat skateboard platforms underpin electric commercial vehicles such as vans and trucks.

A U.S. EV manufacturer of electric trucks, SUVs, and commercial delivery vans (notably the Amazon Electric Delivery Van), with its own charging network.

A Swedish manufacturer of heavy trucks, buses, and coaches (part of TRATON) offering battery-electric trucks and buses and charging/energy solutions for decarbonized freight and transit.