Van Hool Delivers First Hydrogen Bus for STIB-MIVB in Brussels

Van Hool delivers first hydrogen bus for STIB-MIVB in Brussels.

Koningshooikt – Van Hool, the independent Belgian bus, coach and industrial vehicle manufacturer has delivered a hydrogen bus (model A330FC) to STIB-MIVB in Brussels. 

STIB-MIVB (the public transport company responsible for bus, metro and tram transport in Brussels) wants to test the vehicle over a two year period on as many bus lines as possible, so they can thoroughly analyse its performance in different weather conditions (summer/winter) and various topographies on the Brussels network.

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