Wrightbus, a leading electric bus manufacturer in the UK, is heavily investing in the further development of its Electroliner range, known for its impressive features such as a 320km range on a single charge and a quick 2.5-hour recharging time. These buses are already in operation in cities like Plymouth, York, and London. The company is also diversifying its investments by allocating funds to product validation, hydrogen fuel cell-based coaches, and a telematics system. One notable creation is the Hydroliner, a fuel cell version of the Electroliner with a range of approximately 482km. Wrightbus aims to release a hydrogen-powered coach capable of traveling 1,000km on a single refuel, positioning itself as a key player in sustainable transport solutions. The UK government has lauded Wrightbus for its commitment to innovation and R&D, recognizing the positive impact on job creation and industry growth. With a fleet that has covered 50 million 'zero emission miles', the company has significantly reduced CO2 emissions. Wrightbus plans to manufacture 1,200 buses, with a majority being BEVs, in Ballymena, Northern Ireland this year. The company's reach extends beyond the UK, collaborating with supply chain partners in several European countries, showcasing its commitment to a greener future.