Wrightbus powers up new range of electric buses and trucks

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Bus manufacturer launches two electric buses and two trucks under its new Rightech brand

Zero emission bus manufacturer Wrightbus has unveiled four new electric vehicles (EVs), which are to be sold across the UK, Ireland, and Europe under its newly launched Rightech brand. The Northern...

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