Vénissieux, 19 June 2026

Following the first distribution and assembly agreements signed in March 2026 with ASAKA-EFVI Truck and Bus JV LLC, IVECO BUS is continuing its expansion in Uzbekistan with the signing of a framework agreement for 1,100 DAILY minibuses. The agreement covers both diesel and electric versions of the model, confirming the manufacturer’s determination to meet current market needs while advancing along its energy transition roadmap.

With the introduction of the electric version of its DAILY minibus, IVECO BUS is reaffirming its ambition to support Uzbekistan in its transition to zero-emission collective mobility, in line with the country’s environmental objectives and electrification projects backed by European funding.

“This agreement for 1,100 DAILY minibuses marks another major milestone for IVECO BUS in Uzbekistan and reflects our determination to support the market with both diesel and electric offerings, in line with its evolution towards more sustainable mobility,” said Sascha Kaehne, IVECO BUS AMEA Bus Commercial Operations.

IVECO BUS

IVECO BUS is a brand of Iveco Group N.V. (EXM: IVG), a global leader in commercial and specialty vehicles, powertrain, and financial services, listed on the Borsa Italiana in Milan. IVECO BUS designs, manufactures, and markets a wide range of vehicles covering all missions: city, intercity, school transport, line service and tourism.

With a worldwide presence and a leading position in Europe in sustainable public transport, IVECO BUS

supports private transport operators and public transport authorities in their energy transition with a technology-neutral approach that includes all energies: biofuel, biomethane, battery electric and fuel cell technologies.

With an extensive service network, IVECO BUS guarantees worldwide assistance wherever an Iveco Bus vehicle is in operation.

In addition, IVECO BUS's Energy Mobility Solutions service and consulting offer provides customized support for the coordination of complex electrification projects.

A wide range of IVECO ON connected services, developed to optimise the operation and maintenance of all-energy vehicle fleets, completes IVECO BUS’s comprehensive offering.

The company employs over 5,500 people and operates seven manufacturing plants in Europe and Latin America: Annonay and Rorthais in France, Vysoké Myto in the Czech Republic, Brescia and Foggia in Italy, Sete Lagoas in Brazil, and Córdoba in Argentina.

For further information about IVECO BUS: www.ivecobus.com

For further information, please contact:

Isabelle FILLONNEAU

Mobile + 33 6 87 71 36 24

isabelle.fillonneau@ivecogroup.com