Aquila Electronics
Manufacturer and supplier of taximeters and accessories for taxi operators and dealers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Aquila Electronics
Aquila Electronics manufactures and supplies taximeters, including the M12 Mirror, T2, T-Tiny+ and T-Micro, as well as accessories and tariff programming software.
Its customers include professional drivers and taximeter dealers. Dealer support includes next-day delivery and tariff programming services.
Aquila Electronics Limited was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Newport, United Kingdom. Its products are also distributed in markets including Tunisia, Lithuania, Zimbabwe, Malta and Gozo.
Product: Taximeters and accessories, including tariff programming software and receipt printers.
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