At the UITP Global Public Transport Summit 2025, Karsan revealed its plans to launch a hydrogen-powered bus, the e-ATA Low Entry, featuring Toyota fuel cell modules, by the fourth quarter of 2025. This addition to Karsan's electric vehicle lineup aims to meet the rising demand for electric intercity buses. The company also presented the e-ATA LE, a 100% electric model for long-distance urban and short intercity routes, with a class-leading battery capacity of up to 528 kWh and space for 90 passengers. Karsan highlighted its success in the European electric bus market, achieving a 6.2% market share and currently operating 2,000 buses across 27 countries. The company's notable products, such as the e-JEST and the Autonomous e-ATAK, continue to drive innovation in the public transport sector. With a positive sentiment towards hydrogen technology and a focus on expanding their electric vehicle offerings, Karsan is poised for further growth and influence in the market.