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Zero-emission Solaris bus family
Zero-emission buses, which do not generate noise and vibrations, make a real contribution to changing the urban environment for the better. Just as cities and the people they live in are different, there is no one proper answer to the challenges of green public transport. All "electric" routes are right - battery buses, trolleybuses and hydrogen-powered models.
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ADAS
Advanced driver assistance systems
Advanced Assistance Systems (ADAS) assist the driver by carrying out some actions before or in place of the driver, giving invaluable seconds to react. In public transport, the benefit form this solutions comes not only to drivers and passengers – these increase the safety of all road users.
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Case study
Solaris experience
We do believe that modern public transport is the foundation of sustainable cities, which is why from the beginning of our activity we invest considerable resources in research and development of the cleanest possible drives and promoting clean public transport. Solaris has been producing electric buses for over a decade. Today, the company is the European leader in e-mobility, and over a thousand of e-buses are actually changing the face of public transport across Europe.
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Solaris in numbers
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place in the European market for zero-emission city buses 2012-2024
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of the hydrogen market in Europe in 2024
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share of alternative drives in Solaris sales in 2024
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hydrogen and electric buses delivered, 220 cities, 22 countries
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trolleybuses delivered, 67 cities, 19 countries
See also
A city powered by electricity. How Oslo is electrifying transport – and more
In Oslo, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find an area of urban mobility that has not been touched by electrification. It is no longer just cars and a large share of electric buses, but also ferries, taxis and construction machinery. The Norwegian capital demonstrates that the transition to zero-emission solutions can extend far beyond road transport.
September 7 2026
Silence in the city is no accident. What Vienna teaches about noise, transport and urban design
For years Vienna has been successfully combining transport policy, urban planning, and public health to improve residents’ quality of life. Moreover, Vienna not only reduces noise but also protects places that are already quiet.
April 16 2026
Hydrogen hubs –what they are, how they work, and how they support public transport
Hydrogen hubs and hydrogen valleys are initiatives that create a complete value chain for hydrogen technologies – from green hydrogen production, through storage and distribution, to its use in transport and industry.
March 31 2026
