Local public transport is to become more attractive. MAN has long been working on the electric and networked bus of the future.

Everything is different today! For the first time, we are travelling beneath cloudy skies, and we need to cover not 200, not 300, but 400 kilometres and – this sounds almost alien – there’s a river that flows above the road. Don’t you believe us? Here are the highlights! 

The home of Camembert, Calvados and Cidre. There are numerous culinary themed routes for car travellers.

“Busworld”, as the name implies, is the most important bus trade fair in the world. Next year, after an enforced break due to Covid, it will finally be back in Brussels. We’ve already been there! Today’s programme also included a whole lot of wind and water energy and the mighty citadel of Dinant. Here are the highlights!  

Mieke Glorieux is managing director of "Busworld", the world's most important bus convention. Now that the corona period is over, she is hoping for a revival of the industry.

If you want to go on a road trip in Belgium, you should consider the southern region of Wallonia.

Luxembourg is perfect for a mini-road trip: With 640,000 inhabitants, the country measures just 81 kilometres from north to south and 55 kilometres east to west.

The French say savoir vivre. We say savoir conduire. And what that really means is that we know how MAN drives. Today, we’re leaving Zürich and off to Strasbourg, including a visit to the European Parliament. Farewell Rösti, bonjour tarte flambée. Here are the highlights!  

Ismail Ertug (SPD) is a Member of the European Parliament. The transport expert wants to significantly reduce emissions from the transport sector – also in his private life: his next car will be a plug-in hybrid or a purely electric car.

Besides tarte flambée and wine, the region has a lot of culture to offer, including numerous castles from the Middle Ages.

Serpentines, hairpin curves and rapid climbs demand material and driver. Afterwards: fantastic views and open mouths. The ride over the Julier Pass is one of the absolute tour highlights.

Reliability is crucial for city buses. That's why they are tested in cold and heat. What do they have to endure? Read for yourself!

A road trip in Liechtenstein does not take long, because the country is only 24 kilometers long and 12 kilometers wide. So there is time to get out and enjoy the wonderful nature from time to time.

We are electrified! From the beautiful route that already lies behind us and still ahead of us - and of course from our e-bus. Today we're travelling 207.9 kilometres from Innsbruck to the sophisticated winter sports mecca of St. Moritz. Here are the highlights.

Charging technology for e-buses is making great progress. Soon the electricity could even come from above. Read here how that works!

The Swiss Tourism Federation has put together a route of 1,643 kilometres that leads to every corner of the country. Off on a road trip on the “Grand Tour“!