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With its ultra-fast charge characteristics, electric buses equipped with Microvast battery systems can handle all weather conditions, a very high volume of visitors, and lengthy operating periods.
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The announcement builds on Miami’s commitment to transportation electrification by expanding its fleet to include an additional 42 buses — bringing the total to 75 electric transit buses from Proterra.
Read More →ATL is looking at more ways to incorporate sustainability through its Greening ATL program.
Read More →Mass transit operators will help clear city days in advance.
Read More →The Vicinity Lightning shuttle buses will be used at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, which serves 12 million passengers per year.
Read More →Purchase will help VVTA toward agency goal of 100% electric public transit by 2040.
Read More →The City of Oxford, Miss., is the executive agent on behalf of a group of agencies listed for the procurement.
Read More →The 38-seat prototype buses have a composite body and can travel 23 miles or more between charges. Batteries take 10 minutes or less to charge. The prototype buses are expected to get the equivalent of 15 miles per gallon more than a regular hybrid bus.
Read More →IndyGo received 24 electric hybrid buses thanks to a partnership with Allison Transmission
Read More →The agency estimates it will save about $20,000 a year in diesel fuel costs with each electric bus.
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