06-11-2026 11:23 via Passenger Transport

Wrightbus seeks boost from closer EU ties

Can the European Union’s Industrial Accelerator Act, which seeks to boost demand for European-made products, protect UK bus manufacturers?
 Wrightbus has been enjoying strong sales 
UK bus and coach manufacturers are hoping that closer ties with the European Union can insulate them against ever-increasing competition from overseas suppliers.
This week’s Euro Bus Expo 2026 show at the NEC in Birmingham saw UK bus builders displaying their products alongside rivals from around the world. Amo
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