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MZA Warsaw extends its order

MZA decided to exercise the so-called option to extend the contract, signed in September 2025.
The capital carrier has ordered another 79 electric buses: 50 articulated Urbino 18 electric and 29 units of 12-meter Urbino 12 electric.
The entire order therefore covers the delivery of 158 zero-emission battery buses.
Warsaw is among the European leaders in terms of the number of zero-emission buses in operation.

Up to 115 electric buses to Switzerland!

We have signed a framework agreement with Swiss public transport operator PostAuto for the supply of up to 115 e-buses.
The tender covers two electric models with a modular drive system, available in 12‑ and 18‑meter versions.
PostAuto has already placed its first orders for 33 buses – 23x Urbino 12 electric and 10x Urbino 18 electric.

First Solaris Urbino 10.5 electric will go to Kielce

Kielce has chosen our latest model – five Solaris Urbino 10.5 electric vehicles.
This model is the winner of the prestigious Sustainable Bus Award 2026.
Delivery will be made by the end of May 2027.
Solaris’ cooperation with ZTM Kielce began in 1998. During this time, we delivered 154 buses to the city.

Trolleybuses for MPK Lublin

MPK Lublin has ordered 20 state-of-the-art Trollino 12 trolleybuses.
The new vehicles will join Solaris’ already extensive fleet of 120 zero-emission trolleybuses and buses in Lublin.
Along with Gdynia and Tychy, Lublin is one of three cities in Poland that uses trolleybuses in their public transport systems.
Pictured (from left): Grzegorz Malec (Director of ZDiTM in Lublin), Tomasz Fulara (Deputy Mayor of Lublin for Investment and Development), Agata Stańda (CEO of Solaris Bus & Coach), Bogdan Kołciuk (CEO of MPK Lublin).

120 articulated buses to Warsaw

In December 2025, we won the year’s largest tender announced by the Warsaw Public Transport Authority.
We will supply 120 articulated diesel buses to the capital’s carrier.
The purchase will modernize Warsaw’s fleet and replace the oldest vehicles in daily operation.
In the photo, from left: Agata Stańda, CEO of Solaris Bus & Coach, Katarzyna Strzegowska, Director of ZTM in Warsaw.

Solaris buses head to San Francisco!

The SFMTA (San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency) has ordered three 40-foot battery-electric buses and three 60-foot articulated battery-electric buses.
To date, the company has secured contracts to deliver battery-electric buses to Seattle and trolleybuses to Vancouver, Canada. The San Francisco order represents another step forward in Solaris’ presence in North America.

Aarhus goes shopping: 50 e‑buses

In October, we signed a contract with the public transport operator AarBus for the delivery of 50 Solaris Urbino 18 electric buses to Aarhus, Denmark’s second‑largest city.
The contract also includes an option for an additional 36 vehicles.
The deliveries are planned for 2027.
This is another important step in strengthening Solaris’ position in the Northern European market.

Articles

New from Solaris: Zero-emission vehicle retrofit

Solaris’ new retrofit service upgrades older electric buses with cutting-edge batteries, elevating their performance and durability to today’s standards.

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URBINO 10,5 ELECTRIC DEBUTS WITH SUSTAINABLE BUS AWARD 2026 TITLE

Solaris premiered its latest model, the Urbino 10.5 electric, on…

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Agata Stańda new CEO of Solaris Bus & Coach

Agata Stańda has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer…

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New publication “Sustainability at Solaris 2024” now available!

How is Solaris delivering on its climate, social, and governance…

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Solaris Urbino 18 hydrogen with EPD declaration

Another environmental declaration (EPD) obtained by Solaris confirms our efforts…

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Stay in a loop

The past months have been full of energy, key milestones, and important steps forward: from Busworld 2025 and the world premiere of the Urbino 10,5 electric to new awards, major contracts, and the expansion of our services.
Take a look at our short recap video: “Stay in a Loop” 2/2025!

E-mobility in practice

Hydrogen Poznań

Solaris x MPK Poznań

The first delivery of hydrogen buses to Poznan took place in 2023. At that time, the operator ordered 25 Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses. In February 2025, has once again opted to invest in hydrogen technology. The public transport operator has signed a contract for the delivery of five new Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses, immediately opting to expand the order by four additional vehicles. Currently, the company operates around 330 city buses, with zero-emission vehicles making up 25% of the fleet. Once the latest electric and hydrogen buses are delivered, this share will exceed 30%.

“Investing in our fleet is a priority for us, as it improves the comfort of public transport and reflects our commitment to environmental protection”

Krzysztof Dostatni, CEO of MPK Poznań

Duisburg with Urbino hydrogen in the fleet

Solaris x DVG

Duisburg is a city that has been committed to environmentally-friendly public transport solutions for a long time now. This commitment is driven by the desire to innovate urban transport locally, but is also an important contribution to comply with the provisions of the Clean Vehicles Directive. The city has therefore decided to replace its entire fleet of combustion-engine buses with zero-emission vehicles by 2030. The carrier DVG has ordered a total of 25 hydrogen buses made by Solaris. 11 of them are 12-metre vehicles, the remaining ones are 18-metre articulated buses.

“By ordering the first 25 hydrogen buses, we are taking another important step towards making public transport in Duisburg completely emission-free and sustainable”

DVG CEO Marcus Wittig

Warsaw – the largest bus fleet in Europe

Solaris & MZA Warszawa

MZA Warsaw has the largest bus fleet in Europe with around 1,400 buses, serving almost 200 lines that wrap around the metropolis and carry millions of passengers every day. The carrier is among the European leaders in modern and environmentally friendly public transport and fort 10 years has been investing exclusively in low-emission and electric buses. Cooperation with Solaris dates back to 1997, and since then almost 1,350 Solaris buses have hit the streets of Poland’s capital city. Among them are as many as 163 Solaris Urbino electric buses

In February 2025, the operator placed another order for 50 articulated Solaris Urbino 18 electric buses.