A commercial-EV technology company (US/Australia) whose SEA-Drive power system electrifies medium- and heavy-duty trucks and buses.

A German multinational technology company whose eMobility business supplies EV charging hardware and grid/infrastructure solutions, including depot and heavy-duty charging.

A U.S. (Wisconsin) provider of plug-in hybrid and electric powertrain systems for medium- and heavy-duty work trucks.

An Indian EV manufacturer (est. 2018; part of the Anglian Omega Group) producing electric three-wheelers and small commercial vehicles for last-mile cargo and passenger transport, expanding into small electric trucks.

A U.S. (California) manufacturer of medium-duty all-electric vehicles Ñ shuttle buses, trucks, and utility vehicles Ñ under the Phoenix brand (phoenixev.ai), part of Phoenix Motor Inc.

A U.S. manufacturer of zero-emission electric transit buses and heavy-duty battery systems.

The Polish arm of Quantron, a provider of zero-emission (battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell) trucks and buses and related infrastructure.

A U.S. (Billerica, Massachusetts; a Hyster-Yale company) manufacturer of heavy-duty hydrogen PEM fuel-cell engines and stacks for buses, trucks, and port/off-highway equipment.

A Mexican (Mexico City) manufacturer of electric powertrains for heavy-duty and commercial vehicles; it builds fully electric buses and trucks, retrofits diesel vehicles to electric, and provides charging and fleet-electrification services.

A Uruguayan electric-mobility company that imports and represents EV brands (e.g., XEV YOYO quadricycles, electric tricycles/quadricycles) and commercial charging stations for individual and corporate customers.