UK-based electrification technology firm Equipmake has signed a £2.4-million ($3.28-million) agreement to supply Argentine-Brazilian bus manufacturer Agrale with electric drivetrain systems for 23 electric buses.
The new deal follows a September 2025 agreement worth £5.45 million, under which Equipmake supplied drivetrain systems for 50 Agrale electric buses that are now being deployed in Buenos Aires, Brazil. The companies previously developed a bus model together that was unveiled in 2022.
Equipmake is supplying Agrale with a fully integrated electric drivetrain system combining an electric motor, inverter, control systems and battery pack, using the company’s products and technology in addition to components sourced from third parties.
“The successful deployment of the initial fleet in Buenos Aires has led to this follow-on order which helps cement the relationship with such an important customer, together with our shared commitment to developing a robust sustainable transport network in the region,” said Ian Foley, CEO of Equipmake.
Source: Equipmake
