GoZero Group

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GoZero Group

GoZero Group, formerly TrueGreen Impact Group, is an Australian group of companies specialising in zero emission vehicles, including electric bus manufacturing, and charter bus operations.

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GoZero Group
FormerlyTrueGreen Impact Group
Founded2019
Headquarters,
Australia
Key people
Stephen Cartwright
(Managing Director and Chairman)
ProductsUrban buses, electric buses
ServicesDesign and manufacture bus bodies; bus assembly
SubsidiariesBusTech
Nexport
North Sydney Bus Charters
Websitegozerogroup.com.au
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In 2019, TrueGreen Impact Group was established by Kirk Tsihlis.[1][2] It was spun out and rebranded as GoZero Group in 2023.[3][4][5]

Its subsidiaries and operations are:[6]

  • GoZero - consultant on zero emissions
  • North Sydney Bus Charters - charter bus company in Sydney, acquired in August 2023[7]
  • Nexport Mobility - electric bus manufacturer, appointed as a preferred supplier of electric buses for Transport for NSW since March 2024[8]
  • BusTech - bus manufacturer in South Australian and Queensland, acquired in 2025[9][10]
  • Gemilang Australia - manufacturer of bus bodies in Australia. Formed in September 2009, it was previously 50% owned by Malaysia's Gemilang Coachworks until June 2019.[11][12] It has also since entered a long-term distribution agreement with Gemilang Coachworks for the supply of the latter's part-assembled knock-down bus kits to the former for assembly in Australia.

GoZero Group also 50% of Foton Mobility Distribution Australia, an importer and distributor of Foton's light commercial electric trucks and hydrogen buses in Australia.[13]

In February 2025, it was announced that GoZero Group will be acquired by hydrogen holding company United H2 Limited (UHL), with the latter planned to be rebranded as New Energy Opportunities Limited (NEO). There would be no change in GoZero Group's management or board with day to day operations. GoZero Group also plans to pursue an initial public offering in mid-2025.[10][14]

Nexport

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Transit Systems Nexport bodied BYD in Sydney in September 2023

Nexport was established was established in 2019 to assemble electric buses.[15] It planned to build an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in the Southern Highlands, but did not proceed after failing to attract government subsidies.[16][17]

In February 2021, Nexport signed an agreement to distribute BYD electric passenger vehicles in Australia and New Zealand.[18] In July 2021 Nexport signed a partnership with Alexander Dennis to assemble the latter's Enviro family on BYD chassis for the Australian market.[19]

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