Big Sales of Ankai New Energy Buses Come in Late 2010
2010-12-21 Source：www.chinabuses.org
www.chinabuses.org: At the end of 2010, Ankai Bus got many orders of new energy buses from Nanning, Kunming and Nanchang, including electric city buses and hybrid power city buses. It is the first time that Ankai HFF6121G03EV electric city buses run in Nanjing. Also Ankai Bus won the tender of 18 hybrid power buses from Nanchang Public Transport Company for HFF6110G03PHEV electric city buses.
Ankai HFF6110G03PHEV electric city buses
Ankai Bus Seize the Opportunity of the National Policy for the Development of New Energy Vehicles
In 2010, the government increase the support level of the new energy industry and will define the development objective of our new energy automobile industry in the "Energy Conservation and New Energy Automobile Industry Development Plan" that will be issued at the end of this year: "By 2015, it should preliminarily realize the industrialization of new energy vehicles; have the autonomation of the key auto components such as power battery, motor and electric control reach; own the market maintenance of more than 500,000 of electric, plug-in hybrid power vehicles and elementarily form the responding infrastructure based on the market scale. By 2020, it should realized the industrialization of new energy vehicles and the international advanced technical level of new energy vehicles as well as key auto components, own the market maintenance of more than 5 million of electric, plug-in hybrid power vehicles and build up the enough charging facilities for operation demand. "
HFF6121G03SHEV hybrid power city bus
Ankai Bus leads the commercialization of New Energy Buses
Since the independent development of 12-meter parallel hybrid power buses and smooth operation in Kunming in 2009, Ankai Bus has issued plug-in new energy buses (HFF6120G03SHEV and HFF6121G03SHEV) and got the approvals by the national expert team in this October. The experts unanimously showed that: both two new models represented another technical breakthrough for China new energy buses and made great contribution to the fast development of China new energy buses. At present, Ankai Bus developed 15 types of new energy buses and 14 ones have been listed in the "Recommended Models for Energy Conservation and New Energy Vehicles for Application and Promotion" by the Ministry of Information and Industry.
Ankai electric city buses in Hefei
Ankai Bus Makes Great Sales Achievements
In 2003, Ankai Bus produced 20 electric city buses with Beijing Institute of Technology on No.121 bus route that is the first one where new energy city buses are in business operation in China. In 2005, the technology of domestic battery makes great process. The company developed the electric buses with nickel-metal hydride battery in 2005, which enhances 30% of constant driving range and improves cell quality. In 2007, it developed the third generation of electric buses equipped with iron-phosphate-based lithium-ion batteries as well as super-capacitors. The model has been used in Shanghai as the official reception vehicle for Shanghai World Expo.
In January 2010, Hefei Public Transport Group purchased 30 electric city buses in No.18 bus route that is the first route where all electric city buses are operation in China with the maximum daily driving range of almost 300 kilometers. In June, Hefei Xinya Transport Company purchased 100 Ankai electric coaches. In September, Hefei Public Transport Group purchased 150 electric city buses. Moreover, 85 Ankai electric buses served the World Expo in Shanghai. In addition, the orders from the cities such as Shanghai, Kunming and Nanjing have referred to more than 300 units.
Ankai electric coach in the World Expo Park
Powerful Development of China New Energy City Buses in 2011
The advantages of new energy buses in city bus market: proper constant driving range; operation mode and routes. The new energy city bus market will be the key one for China new energy buses. The powerful development of Ankai new energy buses is expected in the future.
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