The German company’s hyped reboot of its iconic vintage van has been stunted by a luxury price tag, Trump’s trade war and an ...

Thomas Built Buses, the Ohio-based Daimler Trucks subsidiary, announced its first series-production all-electric school bus. The so-called Saf-T-Liner C2 Electric Bus, nicknamed “Jouley,” is ...

The Saf-T-Liner eC2 school bus is based on one of Thomas Built’s existing models, but with an electric powertrain supplied by Proterra. The bus can travel up to 150 miles on a charge, a Thomas ...

Proterra and Daimler’s Thomas Built Buses Unveil Electric School Bus Proterra and Daimler’s Thomas Built Buses Unveil Electric School Bus. By Stephen Edelstein. Posted on Oct 31, 2018.

In a major milestone for sustainable school transportation, Thomas Built and Proterra announced Thursday the company’s electric school buses have driven over 1 million miles across North America.

But Thomas Built Buses, based in the […] HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Car manufacturers have been quick to jump on the electric vehicle bandwagon over the last decade or so.

Stephen Edelstein January 8, 2025 Comment Now! Thomas Built Buses manufacturers most of the yellow school buses that populate U.S. roads—and an increasing number of them are electric.

Thomas Built Buses celebrates this month a milestone of 50 Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley electric school buses delivered in North America. The 50th specifically was delivered in Virginia (Loudon County ...

Thomas Built Buses of High Point is finding success with electrifying, most recently through an order from the South Carolina Department of Education for 160 battery-powered school buses. The sale ...

The insiders said the local electric buses, all of which are from Thomas Built Buses, break down about three times as often as the diesels. The electric buses also often are out of commission for ...

Daimler's Thomas Built Buses subsidiary will deliver the first of many electric school buses in the state of Virginia later this year.

A High Point-based bus #manufacturer delivers the first battery-electric school bus for use in North Carolina. The company has more than 100 'Jouleys' in operation across the country, even in Alaska.