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That’s ridiculous.
Yutong bus sold to Norway has a serious security flaw.
The bus has a SIM card which enables remote control via cellular service. The bus can be put out of service remotely by China control center. Even doors can be locked or opened by Chinese staffs far away.
Most likely all Yutong and other Chinese made bus sold in Europe have the same flaw.
Maybe Europe should buy Vietnam buses instead.

Yutong rejects remote control claims over electric buses in Norway
Chinese manufacturer Yutong has denied that its electric buses can be remotely accessed or controlled from China following claims by Norwegian public transport operator Ruter. The company said that neither steering, braking, nor acceleration could be manipulated via software systems.

Ruter clarified that its findings were based on a theoretical risk rather than evidence of any incident. The authority confirmed that no safety-related cases had been recorded.


EU companies adopt BYD, Yutong buses despite China security fears

German, Belgian, Austrian transport groups cite low price, superior electric tech

February 2, 2026 18:05 JST

HAMBURG, Germany -- Electric buses made by China's BYD and Yutong are increasingly popular in Germany and neighboring countries, despite misgivings in Europe about ceding infrastructure control to Chinese companies.


Arriva orders 167 electric buses from Yutong and Irizar for East Brabant in the Netherlands​

Arriva Netherlands will introduce 167 new electric buses—128 from Yutong and 39 from Irizar—into service in East Brabant from December 2026.

Yutong Bus Reports Sales Growth in 2025 as Global Expansion Continues​

Yutong Bus reported continued sales growth in 2025, alongside ongoing investment in low-carbon technologies and international markets.

The Chinese bus manufacturer delivered 49,518 vehicles during the year, representing a year-on-year increase of 5.54 percent.


Twenty BYD electric buses enter operation in western Germany’s Birkenfeld district​

20 electric buses by BYD have been officially commissioned by Nahverkehrsbetriebe Birkenfeld to serve regional and urban public transport services in the Nationalparklandkreis.
 
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