Electric bus
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A new entrant called Jewel E has rolled into the electric bus game and might just take things to the next level, taking the shape of a big and bright red people-mover with claims of unparalleled range.
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Based on a Ford F-53 EPIC chassis from Motiv Power Systems, the Magic Bus is a project of Winnebago and YouthPower365. The electric bus has been outfitted as a traveling learning center for pre-kindergarten children.
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The Hyundai Motor Company has launched its first electric minibus. The County Electric's 128-kWh Li-ion battery is reported good for up to 250 km, and can be fully charged in a little over an hour using a 150-kW charger.
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COVID-19 has put the future of public transportation in question. Since Arrival is still in the early stages of fleshing out its electric transportation ecosystem, it previews a more flexible breed of electric bus to help answer the question.
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Back in 2014, Chinese auto maker BYD Auto revealed the world's largest battery electric vehicle, but has now been bested that with the launch of the K12A – a 27 meter (88.5 ft) pure electric bus capable of carrying up to 250 passengers.
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Momentum Dynamics has announced the first 200 kilowatt wireless charger in North America, which sees a BYD electric bus in Wenatchee, Washington, receive a cable-free top-up during routine transfer stops.
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A six-month trial of two electric self-driving shuttle buses has begun on public Stockholm roads. The goal is to test how the autonomous vehicles perform under real-word conditions for an extended period alongside cars, cyclists and pedestrians.
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Daimler subsidiary EcoBus GmbH has signed a memorandum of understanding with public transport operator Rhein Neckar Verkehr for the supply of the first fully electric Mercedes-Benz Citaro city buses towards the end of 2018.
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The electric buses from Proterra keep going from strength to strength. We first heard of its vehicles when its Catalyst XR logged more than 250 mi (402 km) on a single charge. Less than two years have passed, and the company is now reporting a run of 1,101.2 mi (1,772 km) for its Catalyst E2 max.