Quantron

About Quantron

Quantron AG operates as a technology and platform provider specializing in sustainable mobility for commercial transport. The company was established in 2019 by Andreas Haller, emerging as a high-tech spinoff from Haller GmbH, a firm with over 140 years of experience in the commercial vehicle sector. Andreas Haller, representing the fifth generation of the family business, leveraged this extensive industry background to pivot towards zero-emission solutions. The company initially focused on retrofitting existing commercial vehicles but has since evolved to also produce its own zero-emission models. In early 2025, following insolvency proceedings that began in late 2024, Andreas Haller Holding GmbH acquired the assets and a core team of Quantron AG, ensuring the brand's continuity within the Haller Group.

The core of Quantron's business model is the "Quantron-as-a-Service" (QaaS) ecosystem, a comprehensive 360-degree platform designed to facilitate the transition to zero-emission fleets for its clients. This model generates revenue by offering an all-encompassing solution on a per-kilometer basis, which includes the vehicle, green energy supply, infrastructure, and after-sales services. The QaaS platform is structured around several key pillars: QUANTRON INSIDE, which encompasses the company's range of new zero-emission vehicles and its retrofitting services for existing diesel trucks, buses, and vans; QUANTRON CUSTOMER SOLUTIONS for after-sales support through a network of 700 service partners; and QUANTRON ENERGY & POWER STATION, which focuses on providing green hydrogen and the necessary refueling or charging infrastructure through strategic alliances.

Quantron serves a diverse client base that includes logistics companies, municipalities, and transport operators, such as IKEA. The company offers a wide array of products, from light-duty electric transporters like the QUANTRON QARGO 4 EV to heavy-duty hydrogen-powered trucks like the 44-ton QUANTRON QHM FCEV. Its offerings cater to different needs, positioning battery-electric vehicles for inner-city use and hydrogen fuel cell technology for long-distance haulage. A key operational aspect is its dual approach of both manufacturing new vehicles and converting existing ones (Q-Retrofit), which is presented as a resource-saving measure. The company has expanded its reach internationally, with a presence in North America and several countries across Europe and Latin America.