Overview of the year
E-mobility focuses on heavy goods and public transport
April
In April, Repower sold its private vehicle e-mobility business to AVIA-Volt. Since then it’s been systematically targeting heavy goods vehicles and public transport as part of its strategic realignment.
The reporting year saw electric mobility continue to make clear inroads into heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and public transport. Repower has positioned itself as an expert provider of integrated charging concepts. The realignment has revolved around projects for the planning, implementation and commissioning of high-performance DC charging hubs specifically designed to meet the requirements of bus companies and HGV fleet operators. Examples have included major contracts for the expansion of numerous PostBus depots for Swiss Post’s electric bus fleet, as well as airside and landside projects at Zurich Airport. So far, Repower has been able to deliver the majority of public transport charging infrastructure projects across the country for PostBus Switzerland.
Appearance at transport.ch industry fair in Bern
An important milestone in market development was Repower E-Mobility’s first appearance with its own stand at transport.ch in Bern, the leading trade fair for the Swiss commercial vehicle industry, where the team presented practical solutions for the electrification of bus and truck fleets.
This confirmed that Repower had set the right strategic focus with its emphasis on electric charging for heavy goods and public transport. Demand for integrated charging and energy solutions increased in 2025, and Repower was able to establish itself as a reliable partner for the electrification of complex fleet infrastructures.
present Repower’s capabilities as a reliable e-mobility partner at the transport.ch trade fair.