Temsa has completed the delivery of 65 new vehicles to Ireland, Portugal and Italy, reinforcing its growth strategy in the European market.
According to a statement from the company, Temsa continues to expand its global presence with high-tech, environmentally friendly and user-oriented vehicles. As part of the latest deliveries, the company supplied 49 vehicles to Ireland and 6 vehicles to Sicily, while the 10 vehicles exported to Portugal consisted entirely of the LD SB E, Europe’s first fully electric intercity coach.
The delivery to Portugal is particularly significant, marking Temsa’s first-ever export of the LD SB E model to the country. With its innovative product range, Temsa continues to strengthen its visibility and footprint in Western Europe.
With this year’s deliveries to Sicily, Temsa has increased its total vehicle fleet on the island to 206 units, maintaining its strong market position. The six newly delivered vehicles are planned to be used for tourism purposes in Taormina, one of Sicily’s leading tourist destinations.
“A Clear Sign of Our Growth Commitment in Europe”
Commenting on the deliveries, Temsa CEO Evren Güzel said the company has become a strong global player thanks to its production capability, broad product portfolio and extensive sales and service network.
Emphasizing Temsa’s continued strong performance in bus production and sales, Güzel stated that the company is further strengthening its position as a “preferred mobility brand.”
“These three major deliveries carried out in December in our priority markets in the region are a clear indication of our commitment to growth in Europe,” Güzel said. “I would also like to proudly share that our MD9 RHD model was selected as the ‘2026 Bus of the Year’ in the midi segment in Ireland.”
Güzel added that Temsa aims to accelerate deliveries in the coming period while continuing to reinforce the company’s three core differentiators: a wide product range, customer-focused solutions and smart flexibility.
“Guided by these values, we will continue to expand our global footprint and contribute to Türkiye’s value-added exports,” he said.
Source: Anadolu Ajansı/ Prepared by: İlayda Gök