Future-Driven: Insights from Busworld Europe 2025 with Till Oberwörder

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On: November 16, 2025

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What keeps #BusworldEurope exciting – even after all these years?

It’s the momentum of an industry that never stands still. 🚍️🚌

At our booth, we live by that motto: from next-level #eMobility to digital fleet intelligence.

Join Till Oberwörder, CEO Daimler Buses, sharing exclusive insights: from the highlights of Busworld 2025 to what’s already taking shape for 2026 – and what truly matters for the future of eMobility.
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