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The Phase II expansion marks an important step in BYD’s plan to triple employment in three years, undertaken in response to increased demand for its zero-emission coaches, buses, and new medium- and heavy-duty truck product lineup.
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The 35 buses will enter service in July of 2014 and replace an ageing fleet of conventionally powered buses.
Read More →A cutting-edge inductive charging station will be installed on Howard County Transit's Green Line in downtown Columbia, Md., one of America’s most successful planned communities.
Read More →The Annapolis Department of Transportation plans to enhance the quality of life through making environmentally conscious decisions with clean energy transit.
Read More →BYD’s new plant has added 60 new jobs for American workers, with the company expecting to increase the number of new jobs created to 100 by the end of the year, while adding 200 more by the end of next year.
Read More →In addition to targeting veterans and returning citizens, will also target populations that have historically been excluded from the manufacturing industry, such as women and African-Americans.
Read More →The one-year contract gives transit agencies throughout the state the ability to buy U.S.-built BYD coaches and buses.
Read More →Is is the largest single order of battery-electric buses to date in the U.S.
Read More →The company will buy power from the system under a 25-year agreement with a firm called Apparent.
Read More →As transit agencies continue to look at ways to both improve their environmental footprint and save money, the interest in all-electric buses has steadily increased.
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