The Canary Islands company reinforces its fleet with the acquisition of a new T-ONE
More than twenty years ago, when Integralia was taking its first steps, the Jorge García family acquired a bus company in Gran Canaria. Since then, the relationship between La Palmita Autobuses and the coachbuilder from Navarre has grown in parallel, consolidating into a solid and lasting alliance. What began as a fortuitous connection has become a collaboration based on the versatility and infinite possibilities of customisation offered by Integralia. Thanks to this relationship, the Canary Islands company has diversified its offer beyond tourist transport, always committed to innovative solutions that adapt to the needs of the sector.
Today, with the second generation at the helm of the business, La Palmita continues to demonstrate its ability to adapt. Its fleet ranges from school transport vehicles to high-end tourist services, not forgetting adapted transport options.
The constant renewal of their vehicles is key to this strategy, and they do it steadily, without haste but without pause. This year, they have incorporated a new Integralia T-ONE minibus, adapted to their specific needs.
The minibus has been designed to improve accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Equipped with a rear platform lift, it allows the transport of up to 19 passengers, with space for three wheelchairs. This customisation guarantees comfortable and safe access, reinforcing La Palmita’s commitment to inclusion.
This T-ONE reflects the shared purpose of La Palmita Bus and Integralia: to offer accessible, safe and comfortable transport for everyone. In addition, the Canary Islands company has the full range of models of the coachbuilder, which demonstrates the strength of their relationship.
With the incorporation of this minibus, La Palmita strengthens its position as one of the main transport companies in Gran Canaria, committed to innovation and accessibility. As its link with Integralia approaches its silver anniversary, the relationship between the two companies remains as strong and close as it was on the very first day.