Battery technology specialist CATL, bus manufacturer Asiastar and public transport technology provider Pysae are among the new exhibitors confirmed for Busworld Europe 2027.

The exhibition will run from 16 to 21 October 2027 at Brussels Expo.  The initial exhibitor list provides an early indication of the companies preparing to attend, spanning vehicle manufacturing, battery technology, components, software and public transport services.

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CATL, the Chinese battery manufacturer, is among the newcomers listed for the 2027 exhibition. The company is scheduled to exhibit in Hall 4, stand 440.

Asiastar, a Chinese bus manufacturer, is listed in Hall 11, stand 1101, while French public transport technology provider Pysae will exhibit in Hall 8, stand 842A. Their inclusion brings battery technology, vehicle manufacturing and public transport software into the event’s exhibitor line-up.

The exhibitor list also includes established industry names such as Daimler Buses, Iveco Bus, MAN, Solaris Bus & Coach, VDL Bus Group and Volvo Buses.

The 2027 exhibition follows the previous edition, held in Brussels in 2025. That event attracted 45,427 visitors from 116 countries and featured 559 exhibitors and 238 buses and coaches. The exhibition brings together bus and coach manufacturers, component suppliers, operators, transport authorities and other industry professionals.

Alongside the exhibition, the Busworld Europe Congress will return in 2027. Its programme is being developed with input from a survey conducted in collaboration with Arthur D. Little and Ipsos, involving operators, industry representatives and policymakers.

The exhibitor list and floor plans for Busworld Europe 2027 are available on the official Busworld Europe website.

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