Sale returns Temsa to original owner
Temsa has been sold for the second time in a year, with the company’s original owner, Sabanci Holding, joining with Dutch firm PPF Group to…
Temsa keeps U.S. staff working during COVID-19 crisis
Temsa recently told its North American workforce there are no immediate plans to put them on furlough during the COVID-19 economic crisis.
The bus manufacturer’s…
NHTSA safety recalls announced
Proterra, Temsa, Thomas Built and Prevost buses and motorcoaches were subjects of year-end safety recalls announced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. No accidents…
Temsa issues voluntary recall for emergency exit labels
Temsa is sending recall notices to operators of 711 motorcoaches manufactured for the 2013 to 2020 model years because “operating instructions of the push-out window…
CH Bus agrees to return 72 motorcoaches to Temsa
Final settlement signed in federal court
CH Bus Sales and Temsa agreed to a “final judgment and permanent injunction” in the U.S. District Court for…
Motorcoach manufacturers execute major sales
Manufacturers New Flyer and Temsa were involved in high-stakes corporate sales as May came to a close.
Temsa legal battles reach coast to coast
The Temsa divorce from distributor CH Bus Sales has moved across the country with two new civil suits—one filed against Temsa and the other against…
Temsa Organization ‘Loves’ U.S. Market
Company pledges to remain, continue parts servicing, despite pending lawsuit
By Rick Stoff
WILMINGTON, Del.—As the battle between Temsa and CH Bus Sales escalates…
Temsa and U.S. distributor CH Bus Sales parting ways
WILMINGTON, Del. – Turkish bus maker Temsa and its U.S. distributor, CH Bus Sales, are undergoing a messy divorce.
Factory, electric buses in Temsa’s future U.S. plans
FARIBAULT, Minn. — Growing market acceptance and healthy transportation demand delivered another record year for Temsa motorcoaches in North America.
