
Brussels, January 16, 2025 – Bridgestone EMEA has completed its flagship Ecopia long-haul tyre range with the introduction of the Ecopia Trailer. Equipped with ENLITEN technology, the full range now offers a comprehensive solution for fleets aiming to cut fuel consumption, reduce carbon emissions, and lower total cost of ownership across all axles: Steer, Drive, and Trailer.
The Ecopia range has undergone rigorous testing to ensure it outperforms its predecessor in reducing CO₂ emissions over the tyre's lifecycle. Key highlights include:
The ENLITEN technology incorporated into the Ecopia range underpins its enhanced performance. Benefits include:
Waqqas Ahmad, Commercial Sales Director at Bridgestone EMEA, said: “Bridgestone Ecopia represents the future of long-haul transport. Efficient and innovative, our flagship tyre range helps reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions without compromising performance. The launch of Ecopia Trailer ensures our partners can now maximise these benefits across all axles.”
Transportation companies already using the Ecopia range have reported significant benefits. Jaroslav Klčo, Co-Owner of A.R.P.I. spol. s r. o., shared his experience:
“With the new Bridgestone Ecopia tyres, we significantly reduced fuel consumption. They also ensure even wear and help to achieve higher mileage. Drivers appreciate tyres that offer good grip in dry and wet conditions on highways, even in winter.”
The Ecopia Trailer tyre completes Bridgestone’s sustainability-driven line-up, which includes the Steer and Drive tyres launched in 2023. Available from February 2025, the range reaffirms Bridgestone’s commitment to helping fleets reduce environmental impact while optimising operational costs.
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