streamlines delivery speed for post-sale customers
In a significant development, ENC, a well-known name in the transit industry, has resumed bus production earlier this year under new ownership. The new owner, Rivaz Inc., is a US-based firm with a focus on green energy transportation, signalling a shift towards sustainable practices.
ENC's new chapter began under Rivaz Inc., who acquired the OESL division from Continental. This change has brought about a renewed focus and commitment to building a reliable parts business for transit agencies.
The company's goals include further strengthening its aftermarket offerings, which already include spare parts, and improving its parts business based on learnings from transit agencies. ENC is keen on understanding friction points in the parts experience and is evaluating new digital tools, inventory analytics, and service programs to strengthen its aftermarket offerings.
ENC's dedication to transit agencies is unwavering. The company continues to work closely with them, aiming to provide the best possible solutions to their parts needs. ENC's commitment to transit agencies is not just about business, but about building long-term relationships that are beneficial for both parties.
The company's focus on the transit industry is not surprising, given its history. ENC has always been a key player in the sector, and its resumption of transit bus production under new ownership is a testament to its enduring presence.
In conclusion, ENC's new direction under Rivaz Inc. promises exciting times for the transit industry. With a focus on green energy, reliable parts, and improved aftermarket offerings, ENC is poised to make a significant impact in the years to come.
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