Wrightbus has handed over five new Kite Hydroliner single-deck hydrogen buses to the German operator Saarbahn as part of a larger order of 28 buses. These buses will soon be in regular service, contributing to the decarbonisation efforts of Saarbahn. The company is also investing in a new hydrogen filling station at its bus depot with a total investment of 24 million EUR. The project is receiving financial support from the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, indicating a strong commitment to promoting alternative drive systems. The 28 hydrogen buses are estimated to save 2,000 tonnes of CO2 annually compared to diesel buses, showcasing a significant environmental benefit. Wrightbus, known for its zero-emission technology in hydrogen and EV buses, is pleased to expand its presence in Germany and strengthen its partnership with Saarbahn. This delivery aligns with Wrightbus' previous supply of 12 Kite Hydroliners to WestVerkehr GmbH, bringing the total number of hydrogen buses in Germany to 48. Additionally, Wrightbus has opened a European service centre in Brühl, underlining its commitment to efficient customer service.