The European Mobility Expo 2024 took place in Strasbourg from 1st to 3rd October, showcasing the latest innovations in sustainable public transport. The event, which usually takes place in Paris, was relocated to Strasbourg due to logistics issues related to the Olympic year. The expo featured a diverse range of bus OEMs, including Daimler Buses, Solaris, Irizar, and Otokar, along with companies specializing in charging infrastructure for e-buses such as Heliox and Webasto. Notable absentees were Chinese manufacturers, who were well-represented at the recent IAA Transportation event. One of the highlights of the expo was the Sustainable Bus Tour session discussing the transition to a fully zero-emission city bus market by 2035. Industry experts, public transport operators, and government representatives participated in the session, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in achieving sustainable mobility goals. Companies like Daimler Buses, Otokar, and Karsan showcased their latest electric and hydrogen-powered bus models, underlining the industry's commitment to decarbonization and innovation. Solaris, a key player in e-mobility, presented its flagship zero-emission solution, the Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen bus. The company, known for its leadership in delivering electric and hydrogen buses across Europe, continues to drive innovation in the zero-emission bus segment. With a diverse portfolio of electric and hydrogen buses, Solaris offers turnkey solutions and comprehensive after-sales services to cities across Europe. Overall, the European Mobility Expo 2024 in Strasbourg served as a platform for industry players to showcase sustainable public transport solutions and discuss the future of zero-emission mobility. The event highlighted the growing importance of decarbonization and innovation in the public transport sector, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable urban transportation landscape in Europe.