New models and UK debuts among 80+ vehicles at Euro Bus Expo 2026
The major trade exhibition is set to bring together the world’s largest collection of UK road-ready coaches, buses and minibuses, with more than 80 vehicles expected, including several UK and global debuts.
Euro Bus Expo returns to the NEC Birmingham on 3–5 November with more than 200 exhibitors, including 31 vehicle manufacturers, dealers and converters. The vehicle line-up spans diesel, battery-electric and plug-in hybrid models, from full-size coaches and city buses to executive minicoaches and accessible conversions.
VDL Bus Group is set to unveil the first right-hand-drive VDL Futura 3. Following its introduction in left-hand-drive form for European markets, the latest-generation Futura goes on display as the FHD-129 RHD, giving UK operators their first opportunity to examine the coach in UK specification.
Nicholson Coachbuilders’ new Altair, Meridian and Horizon small coaches make their global debut, while Mellor Treka Bus is preparing to unveil its e-Mobility and e-Mobility+ battery-electric accessible minibuses.
Scania’s display includes its next-generation Touring coach alongside the Scania Irizar i6S Efficient plug-in hybrid coach, while Harris Bus & Coach’s Higer Azure 9 midibus and CBC’s Voyage E14 battery-electric and Voyage HD12 diesel coaches will make their UK debuts in right-hand-drive form.
Other highlights include Custom Denning, Australia’s oldest bus manufacturer, making its first UK exhibition appearance with the Element 2.2 battery-electric bus, and Volvo Group UK bringing its B13R UNVI XL coach to a UK trade show for the first time.
Three new additions to EVM UK & Ireland’s range feature in its eight-vehicle display, and Wrightbus is showcasing a First Bus StreetDeck repowered from diesel to battery-electric.
Zhongtong Bus Holdings Co is due to launch a new coach and a new bus, with full details to be revealed when the show opens.
Also exhibiting are Alexander Dennis, Apex Bus Sales, Atlas Mobility Conversions, B.A.S.E, BYD, Coachtraders, Daimler Buses UK, Irizar UK, MAN Truck and Bus UK, Minicoach World, Noone Turas, Pelican Bus + Coach, Tekaydınlar Minibus Design and Temsa.
For operators looking for smaller passenger vehicles, the dedicated miniplus area brings together specialist converters and dealers showing minibuses and minicoaches for accessible transport, private hire and executive travel. These include a new range of GB type-approved Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-based minicoaches from Arobus A.S – David Fishwick and a GM Coachwork-converted Kia PV5 battery-electric accessible vehicle on London Hire’s stand. GM Coachwork, Minibus Options, Pacific Tur and TBC Conversions complete the miniplus line-up.
Helen Conway, Event Director, comments:
“For three days, Euro Bus Expo becomes a showroom for the coach and bus industry, bringing together more than 80 vehicles for operators to explore first-hand. They can step aboard, examine the latest developments and see how manufacturers are responding to different operating requirements.
“Whether they want to see what’s new, understand what’s changed or simply keep up with the market, there’s plenty to discover, even if a fleet investment isn’t on the horizon. It’s an opportunity to compare the options and speak directly with the people developing and supplying the vehicles.”
Beyond the vehicles
Equipment, technology and services from across the coach and bus industry are on show throughout the exhibition. The free Masterclass Theatre programme, sponsored by Elite Vehicle Supplies (part of Motormax Group), features 25 sessions on bus reform, coach operations, AI and automation, fleet transition, compliance and workforce planning.
Registered coach and bus operators, local authorities and community transport organisations can also use Euro Bus Expo Connect, the event’s meeting-planning platform, sponsored by Troman Industries. It allows them to find exhibitors, request meetings before the show and build a personal schedule around their appointments and chosen Masterclass Theatre sessions.
Euro Bus Expo takes place in Halls 17–19 at the NEC Birmingham on 3–5 November 2026. Registration is free for industry professionals.
A guide to the vehicle line-up, including model details and key features, is available on our Vehicles at the Show page.
The 2026 vehicle line-up
Alexander Dennis is showing an Enviro400 diesel double-decker and the next-generation Enviro200EV battery-electric single-decker.
Apex Bus Sales is exhibiting a wheelchair-accessible Vauxhall Movano low-floor minibus alongside a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter VIP minibus.
Arobus A.S – David Fishwick is presenting a new range of Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-based minicoaches supplied with full GB type approval.
Atlas Mobility Conversions is bringing its EVWAV2 wheelchair-accessible conversion of the Ford E-Transit battery-electric minibus.
B.A.S.E is displaying two high-capacity coaches: the 74-seat MAN RR8-based MOBIpeople Premium and the PSVAR-compliant, 87-seat Scania K450-based Beulas Jewel double-decker.
BYD is showing three battery-electric city buses: the B11 single-decker, the low-height BD11A double-decker and the BD11B double-decker.
CBC is introducing two right-hand-drive coaches to the UK: the Voyage E14 battery-electric model and the Voyage HD12 diesel.
Coachtraders is bringing two Paramount-converted Mercedes-Benz Sprinters, the 517CDi and 417CDi, alongside three UNVI models: the Sprinter-based S20xl VIP, IVECO Daily-based M20 midicoach and DAF XB-based L24 midicoach.
Custom Denning is making its first UK exhibition appearance with two examples of the Element 2.2 battery-electric single-deck bus.
Daimler Buses UK is displaying the Mercedes-Benz Tourismo M/3 coach and eCitaro battery-electric single-decker.
EVM UK & Ireland is exhibiting eight vehicles, including three new additions to its range: the AOS Grand Toro II XL midicoach and long-wheelbase versions of the X-Clusive minicoach and Tribus Mercedes-Benz eSprinter battery-electric minibus. Also on show are the Ferqui Sunrise and Sunset, Avantgarde, Atlas Cityline and Indcar Grand Tourer.
GM Coachwork is displaying its Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Voyager in wheelchair-accessible form.
Harris Bus & Coach is showing three Higer models: the V10 midicoach, V12 coach and the new right-hand-drive Azure 9 midibus.
Irizar UK is displaying an 18.7m articulated ie tram battery-electric bus built for UK airport operations, alongside two i6S Efficient integral coaches.
London Hire is showing a Treka-supplied Mercedes-Benz Sprinter CitySprint minibus and a GM Coachwork-converted Kia PV5 battery-electric accessible vehicle.
MAN Truck and Bus UK is bringing its TGE 5.160 automatic minibus and PSVAR-compliant Neoplan Tourliner P10 coach.
Mellor Treka Bus is exhibiting three Mercedes-Benz-based minibuses, the CitySprint, Strata Ultra and Strata Plus, as well as its new Renault Master E-Tech-based e-Mobility and e-Mobility+ battery-electric models.
Minibus Options is bringing a wheelchair-accessible Renault Master conversion featuring a flush folding step, alongside an accessible MAN TGE.
Minicoach World is showing six Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-based vehicles: the VIP Signature, Voyager 22, Grandeur 16 and Sovereign 19, plus the coachbuilt Magnum and Titan midicoaches.
Nicholson Coachbuilders is displaying its new small coaches: the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-based Altair and Meridian, and the IVECO Daily-based Horizon.
Noone Turas is bringing two DAF XB-based midicoaches, the Turas 800s VIP and Turas 800s PSVAR, alongside the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-based Turas 500s Executive midicoach and Envoy minibus.
Pacific Tur is displaying two extra-long-wheelbase Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 519CDi conversions in 19 and 16-seat layouts.
Pelican Bus + Coach is showing five Yutong vehicles: the PSVAR-compliant GT14 tri-axle coach with up to 61 seats, GT12 coach, next-generation TC9 midicoach, E12 battery-electric single-decker and latest-generation U11DD battery-electric double-decker.
Scania (GB) is exhibiting the next-generation Touring coach and the Scania Irizar i6S Efficient plug-in hybrid coach.
TBC Conversions is presenting wheelchair-accessible conversions of the Ford Tourneo Custom and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.
Tekaydınlar Minibus Design is displaying a 29+1+1-seat midicoach.
Temsa is showing the HD coach, available with up to 57 seats, and the MD9 midicoach.
VDL Bus Group is bringing the Van Hool Astron coach and the new VDL Futura 3 FHD-129 RHD.
Volvo Group UK is showing the B13R UNVI XL single-deck coach at a UK trade show for the first time.
Wrightbus is displaying the StreetDeck Electroliner 2.0 battery-electric double-decker in the latest Transport for London specification, alongside a First Bus StreetDeck repowered from diesel to battery-electric by NewPower and refurbished by NewLife.
Zhongtong Bus Holdings Co is launching a new coach and a new bus, with full details to be revealed when the show opens on 3 November.