Volvo Buses Partners with Optibus, Stoneridge
The move recognizes the important role digital services will play in the development of efficient and sustainable people transportation.

The purpose of the new partnerships is to provide Volvo Buses’ customers with easy access to innovative, new connected services and offer integrated digital solutions for improved efficiency.
Photo: Volvo Buses
Volvo Buses announced two exciting new collaborations with Optibus and Stoneridge.
The move recognizes the important role digital services will play in the development of efficient and sustainable people transportation.
“Our strategy is to create partnerships with companies at the forefront of digital development that will further strengthen our connected services offer. Both Optibus and Stoneridge today have solutions that will improve our customers’ businesses,” says Vinicius Gaensly, business development & partnerships director at Volvo Buses.
Optibus’ Solution
The Optibus solution is a cloud-native, end-to-end operating system for all public transportation management needs, encompassing everything from planning and scheduling to real-time depot operations and sharing information with drivers and passengers.
“Optibus’ software solution is an excellent complement to Volvo Buses’ connected services offering. We see great opportunities to leverage vehicle data to further enhance the value brought to clients, including better operational insights and an easier way of planning more sustainable, efficient services,” says Amos Haggiag, CEO/co-founder of Optibus.
Stoneridge’s Fuel Advice Solution
Stoneridge’s fuel advice solution utilizes vehicle generated data and applies artificial intelligence to proactively support and assist operators to reduce fuel consumption.
It works by providing system generated suggestions for more eco-friendly driver actions without the need to manually process and analyze data. This solution is created together with Volvo Buses and key customers.
“Leveraging partnerships is an integral part of our vision to be the most desired and successful provider of sustainable people transport solutions. By driving collaboration and partnerships with leading digital providers like Optibus and innovative industry actors like Stoneridge, we can support our customers’ transformation into connected, and sustainable people transport solutions,” says Marcus Anemo, head, business development & partnerships, at Volvo Buses.
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