The new electric buses will offer longer operating ranges, a passenger information display system, and safety systems to assist bus captains, among others.
Want to see just how fast your electric vehicle can charge up? There's a new charging hub in town that offers a 480kW charging point!
This new product helps dissipate about twice the heat of current modules, and is made for use in EV buses, electric ships, and stationary applications.
At the event, the brand will also unveil the new PV5 - Kia's first fully-electric van - for its U.K. debut, as well as delivering insights into its plans.
The double-decker B12DS is taking a stand at BYD's SITCE 2024 booth alongside an autonomous bus, two electric trucks, and a showcase of BYD's battery tech.
LTA hopes to achieve its goal of a 100% cleaner energy bus fleet by 2040 and aims to procure over 2,000 electric buses over the next five years.
Passenger variants of the cheery, electric minibus are on offer with five, six or seven seats, while an ID. Buzz Cargo is also available for commercial use.
The BYD BD11 comes equipped with a 532kWh Blade Battery that can be charged at up to 500kW, and can ferry a maximum of 90 passengers.
Maserati celebrated its entrance into its electric chapter with a new event which hosted a variety of artists.
Singapore will see a total of 360 electric buses being progressively deployed on the roads from December 2024.
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz can now count itself as a proper minibus with a new long wheelbase, seven-seater variant that comes with a total of 282bp.
A new variant of the ID. Buzz, complete with three-rows of seating, will debut in California come 2 June 2023 - the first International Volkswagen Bus Day.
This is the first time that an electric bus has been designed, engineered, and manufactured in Singapore, with an emphasis on safety and efficiency.
The 14-seater Renault Master E-Tech will be used to transfer the U.K. Forest Green Rovers' Academy and Ladies teams between training grounds.
With 10 Electric Vehicle charging points in OCBC Centre's carpark located at 65 Chulia Street, the CBD now sees the addition of a new, largest EV charging hub.
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz takes after the original T1 microbus with its rear-wheel drive layout and generous interior space.
The LTA has announced a raise of the Cat A power threshold as well as the imposition of a minimum number of charging stations for each HDB carpark.
Volkswagen has confirmed that the production version of the ID. Buzz electric MPV will make its debut come 9 March 2022.
All that electric instantaneous torque is going to come in handy when service A1 and D1 have to do the run up to central library packed full of students.
Audi U.K. has teamed up with Comedian Rory Bremner to bust myths surrounding electric vehicles in a new series on YouTube.