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SEARCHThe event marks the first time the Axess EVO-FC will be shown publicly. The Axess EVO-BE was displayed for the first time at ZEB Con in September.
ENC is currently taking orders for the Axess EVO-BE and Axess EVO-FC buses.
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ElDorado National (California) or ENC, a subsidiary of REV Group Inc., will display its Axess EVO-BE and Axess EVO-FC zero emission battery electric buses at APTA EXPO in booth #3753.
The event marks the first time the Axess EVO-FC will be shown publicly. The Axess EVO-BE was displayed for the first time at ZEB Con in September.
ENC’s Axess EVO-BE and EVO-FC represent the next generation of zero emission transportation. With 738 kWh of energy storage, the Axess EVO-BE delivers a longer range per charge, making it ideal for transit and shuttle applications.
Axess EVO-FC offers an estimated range of over 400 miles with its high-power hydrogen fuel cell and proven electric powertrain. Both buses are available in multiple configurations for passenger seating and wheelchair accommodation.
“The APTA EXPO showcases the latest groundbreaking technologies and products in the public transportation industry, making it the perfect opportunity to debut the Axess EVO-FC and display the Axess EVO-BE,” said Mike Ammann, VP, sales, at ENC. “These latest innovations from ENC deliver leading range and power that will help transit authorities, universities, and airports operate in a more sustainable way.”
ENC is currently taking orders for the Axess EVO-BE and Axess EVO-FC buses.
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