The Haller Group is strategically realigning itself. The aim is to establish itself as the global market leader for Fleet-Transformation-as-a-Service (FTaaS). The Augsburg-based group has recently acquired pepper (former pepper motion), active in the electrification of existing bus and commercial vehicle fleets using modular conversion kits (battery & hydrogen).

In addition the Haller Group had previously integrated Quantron, owned and founded by Haller CEO, Andreas Haller, after the challenging times experienced by the startup in the last months. Now, with the integration of QUANTRON and the acquisition of pepper, the Haller Group is expanding its portfolio with two key areas: the offering of new hydrogen and battery-electric commercial vehicles and the conversion of existing fleets. This portfolio is complemented by energy infrastructure, digital solutions and comprehensive financial and after-sales services. All this results in “a holistic ecosystem for the sustainable transformation of the commercial vehicle sector. This new set-up creates planning security, efficient operating models and sustainable mobility solutions for customers”.

New opportunities for the Haller Group

“We have a responsibility to future generations to create solutions that have a real impact: clean air in our cities, sustainable industry, new jobs in the green economy and economic opportunities for entire regions. With our new structure, we are ideally positioned for strong international growth“, stated Andreas Haller, owner and CEO of the Haller Group.

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Andreas Haller

“I am thrilled by what Quantron has built up over the past few years – a strong foundation of passion, innovative strength and a clear mission. The integration of pepper® adds additional expertise that makes us even more powerful, from new vehicles to the conversion of entire fleets. QUANTRON® and pepper® together are the perfect symbiosis of vision, speed and impact“, added Andreas Hager, new CEO of the business unit Quantron.

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