Since its inception in 2017, Australian vehicle brand Challenger Bus & Coach has been on a whirlwind of a journey as it prepares to release new models onto the market.
In just the past year alone, the Melbourne-based company has expanded to establish Perth and Brisbane offices, with further plans to set up in Sydney too. Despite Challenger facing hurdles along the way, sales manager Dan Campbell says the brand has forged through to hit an exciting patch for the fledgling company.
“We started getting some momentum before COVID-19 hit as we were taking off,” Campbell told ABC.
“It was tough,
