Busworld Southeast Asia news

Alexander Dennis has delivered the first next-generation Enviro500EV zero-emission double deck buses to The Kowloon Motor Bus Company Limited (KMB) in Hong Kong in time for the operator’s celebration of its 90th birthday. KMB was founded in April...

Karsan continues its global expansion. Karsan together with the Credo Group company Schacmindo from Indonesia, signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate the production options of type (semi-assembled) type. If a final agreement is reached by...

Watch the coaches (double decker, high deck, sleeper,...) and monocoque bus of Adi Putro in the video below.

Turkish bus manufacturer Karsan has landed in Japan for the first time. It was not only the first Karsan in Japan, but also the first Turkish-made bus. On October 20th, the mini electric bus e-Jest was introduced in Tokyo.

Back in 1963, this bus was developed for mass transportation during the high economic growth period. The front two-axle rear engine bus was unprecedented in the world and had a total length of 12m and a capacity of 110 people.

With the presence of the four biggest body builders in Indonesia - good for 90% of the Indonesian market - and two imported Chinese brands, the exhibition had a large and diversified offer of buses and coaches. Together with an interesting conference...

After a successful first edition in 2019 Busworld will open its doors again at the Jakarta International Expo, HALL D from 5 to 7 October 2022. Entry to the exhibition and concurrent conference is free of charge and open to everyone.

GK Drive is a Chinese manufacturer of city bus axles, providing both front and rear axles. They are specialized in axles for low floor and low entrance city buses, but they also have an assortment for high deck city buses.

Alongside the Busworld Southeast Asia exhibition a 2-day conference is scheduled. Day 1 puts the focus on 'How to restore ridership post-pandemic?', while day 2 brings valuable insights on the 'Implementation of zero emission buses in Southeast Asia'...

The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved the Indonesia Mass Transit (MASTRAN) Project and will support it with US$224 million. The project is set up to improve urban mobility and accessibility in key cities while strengthening the...