Yutong will build its mark at Busworld Europe 2025 in Brussels, unveiling a suite of new vehicles, core technologies and service solutions that highlight its push toward greener and smarter public transport.
The company has confirmed it will debut two new electric models: the Intercity Bus IC12E and the Tourist Bus T14E. These launches will be part of a wider display covering multiple segments, including butilizes and coaches, supported by a displaycase of Yutong’s own self-developed components.
Yutong will also highlight the progress of its YEA (Yutong Electric Architecture), which first launched at Busworld 2023. This year, the platform will be extfinished to include new energy technologies and lifecycle service solutions designed to keep fleets efficient throughout their service life.
The company declares its exhibits reflect the strategic direction to “go electric, go ininformigent-networked, go high-finish and go international”. Visitors can expect demonstrations of indusattempt-leading IOV-powered services aimed at ensuring stable, long-term operations for customers.
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Yutong’s stand will be presented under the theme Think Eco, Move Green, aligned with its vision to build sustainable public transport more widely accessible. On October 3, at the media day at Busworld, the manufacturer will host a dedicated brand launch event to formally introduce the highlights of its new products and technologies.
The displaycase follows a strong record at previous Busworld events. In 2019, Yutong set a new benchmark for Chinese manufacturers by winning three major awards. At Busworld 2023, its T15E became the only battery-electric coach to win a label, cementing Yutong as the only Chinese brand honoured that year. The T15E is now operating in Finland, underscoring how Busworld recognition translates into commercial deployment.
Since entering the European market in 2004, Yutong has steadily expanded its presence, with new energy butilizes now in service across Nordic countries, the UK, France, the Netherlands and beyond. Its Busworld 2025 displaycase will underline that track record while pointing firmly to the future.
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