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Iveco Group Reports Q2 2026 Order Surge

Emiliano Marzoli Iveco Group has reported a 7.3% increase in consolidated revenues for Q2 2026, reaching USD $4.35 billion (€3.76 billion), fueled primarily by higher delivery volumes across Western Europe. Order intake in Europe showed remarkable acceleration: medium- and heavy-duty truck orders jumped +47% year-over-year, while light commercial vehicle (LCV) orders rose 21%.
In the passenger transit sector, IVECO BUS consolidated its position as the #1 European electric bus manufacturer, capturing over 25% market share as bus deliveries grew by 8% with its Annonay plant operating at full capacity. Industrial Activities generated an adjusted EBIT of USD $120.22 million (€104 million), absorbing temporary quality and rework investments from early-season bus production while positioning the Group for a stronger second half of 2026 following the early-July debut of its Model Year 2026 truck range.
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Wacker Neuson Earnings Climb; Outlook Raised
Munich-based compact equipment specialist Wacker Neuson SE has revised its full-year 2026 financial guidance. The Executive Board raised its full-year revenue projection to between USD $2.66 billion (€2.30 billion) and USD $2.77 billion (€2.40 billion) (up from USD $2.54 billion – $2.77 billion (€2.20B–€2.40B)), with expected EBIT margins rising to 7.0%–8.0%.
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Volvo Buses Introduces Flex Chassis for Biodiesels

Fabio Ferraresi Volvo Buses has introduced the B320R 6×2 B100 Flex chassis in Brazil, designed to operate with pure B100 biodiesel and aimed at urban and metropolitan applications. The model expands the company’s low carbon offering with a solution that can use existing liquid fuel infrastructure and domestic biodiesel supply, reducing dependence on fossil diesel. Volvo indicates that the B100 can significantly reduce lifecycle CO2 emissions and sees potential adoption in Brazilian fleets and other Latin American markets with established biodiesel production.
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BYD Adds High Floor Blade Battery Chassis
BYD has introduced the BC12HF, its first high floor electric bus chassis equipped with Blade batteries, produced in Campinas with a range of up to 270 km. The new configuration targets urban and charter applications and allows BYD to participate in projects requiring high floor architecture, complementing its existing electric bus chassis portfolio. The platform uses an integrated electric architecture and electronically controlled air suspension, while the company highlights lower operating and maintenance costs and higher vehicle availability.
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Scania Targets Bus Market Growth with Super Platform
Scania expects the introduction of its Super platform for coach chassis to increase bus sales by at least 10%, with the impact becoming more significant in 2027. Following a BRL 120 million investment, the platform offers at least 8 percent lower fuel consumption compared with the previous generation, while increasing vehicle acquisition cost by approximately 7 percent. Scania expects fuel savings to offset the additional investment during the vehicle lifecycle and plans to expand bus sales in Latin America over the next five years.
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Brazilian Vehicle Exports To Argentina Decline 20%
Brazilian vehicle exports declined 20 percent in the first seven months of 2026 to 255.9 thousand units, while exports to Argentina fell 34.3 percent as the Argentine market contracted. Brazilian manufacturers are also losing market share in Argentina as competition from other origins increases, particularly from imported electrified vehicles. At the same time, vehicle imports into Brazil continue to pressure local manufacturers, creating a combined effect of weaker exports and higher import penetration on domestic production.
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Yanmar, Hitachi Plan Compact Equipment Venture

Akihiro Komuro Yanmar Holdings and Hitachi Construction Machinery said they have signed a letter of intent July 23, 2026, to explore possible collaboration in the compact equipment business.
The companies said the construction equipment industry is facing more diverse customer requirements, faster technological change and intensifying global competition. In the compact segment, they believe closer cooperation between full-line manufacturers and specialist producers may be needed to sustain growth and…
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HD Hyundai Heavy Wins U.S. Data Center Power Order
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries says it has signed a USD 673.8 million contract with U.S.-based energy infrastructure developer Corban Energy Group to supply power generation systems for data centers. It is the company’s largest-ever order for power generation engines.
The systems will use HD Hyundai Heavy Industries’ 9.6 MW-class HiMSEN medium-speed engines and provide a combined generating capacity of 1,000 MW. The equipment will supply power to data centers operated by a major U.S. technology company.
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Diesel Costs, Shortages Disrupt Palm Harvests
Rising diesel prices and fuel shortages are disrupting palm fruit harvesting in Malaysia and Indonesia. Smallholders in Borneo and Sumatra have reduced harvesting activity, raising the risk of lower palm oil production if the disruption continues.
In the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak, the price of unsubsidized diesel has risen by almost 120%. The two states accounted for 43.9% of Malaysia’s 20.28 million tons of crude palm oil production in 2025. Subsidized diesel is available at US 51 cents (MYR 2.10) per liter, but the monthly allocation is capped at 200 liters, well below the 500 liters or more that farmers say they need.
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Geely To Acquire 34% Stake in Ford’s Spanish Plant

Jack Hao Ford and Geely have signed an agreement in Spain for Geely’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Geely SPV, to pay USD $256 million to acquire a 34% stake in a Spanish vehicle manufacturing company held by Ford NL. Ford retains the remaining 66%; after the deal closes, the company will operate as a joint venture at Ford’s Valencia plant, producing passenger cars under contract.
The Valencia plant opened in 1976, and was once Ford’s largest production base outside the United States. It has built more than 11 million vehicles to date and has a designed annual capacity of about 500,000 units, making it one of Europe’s biggest car factories.
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