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Volvo Reaches Agreement with Egypt-Based Coach Builder MCV
06 May 2023 | Abstracted from Focus Transport
"The goal is for MCV to produce the bodies for the Volvo 7900 Electric and Volvo 7900 Electric two- and three-axle city buses under license...MCV is already a major partner of Volvo Buses and has successfully delivered bodies to customers in the United Kingdom, such as Metroline, which operate electric buses in London.
"Series production is scheduled to begin in the summer of 2024, and delivery of the first electric buses to European customers is planned for early 2025."
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