Wrightbus, a leading bus manufacturer, is making strides in enhancing public transport across the UK and Europe. The company has recently announced the delivery of a substantial number of new buses, including over 160 ultra-low emission buses to Manchester and 31 fuel cell buses in Germany. With plans to produce more than 1,200 buses in 2025, Wrightbus is set to significantly contribute to sustainable transportation. In addition to existing deliveries, Wrightbus secured a major deal worth up to half-a-billion pounds to supply over 1,000 zero-emission buses to operator Go-Ahead, showcasing a strong commitment to reducing emissions in public transport. The company's expansion into Europe includes the establishment of the AllServiceOne service center in Brühl, enabling efficient service and maintenance of buses in the region. Furthermore, Wrightbus has also announced additional hydrogen bus deals in various European regions, further emphasizing its dedication to eco-friendly transport solutions. The company's CEO, Jean-Marc Gales, expressed optimism about the future, highlighting the significant orders on the company's books and the projected growth in 2025. With a workforce of 2,200 employees, Wrightbus is looking to expand its team to meet the increasing demand, with plans to create hundreds of new jobs across different areas of the business. The establishment of the AllServiceOne European service center in Brühl marks a significant milestone for the company as it aims to provide expert service access to European customers and expand its service network.