vanhool.be
Builds coaches, buses, tankers and trailers for passenger and road freight transport operators
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About vanhool.be
Van Hool develops and manufactures coaches, buses and industrial vehicles, including tankers and trailers. Its products include road transport solutions focused on passenger and freight transport.
The company serves passenger transport operators and road freight businesses. Its industrial vehicle business emphasizes quality, reliability and flexibility.
Product: Coaches, buses, tankers and trailers for passenger and road freight transport.
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