Wuzhoulong Bus, Pioneer on Energy-saving and Environmental Protection
2010-04-09 Source：www.chinabuses.org
www.chinabuses.org: People may doubt when speaking of future of new energy vehicles ten years ago. As international low-carbon trend and central government’s support of new energy, we may come into real spring of hybrid as well as pure electric vehicles. And Wuzhoulong Bus is striving to be a pioneer on development of new energy buses.
Recently two Wuzhoulong hybrid buses made their on 2010 China (Tianjin) International Buses and Spare Parts Expo, which is themed as safety, new energy, and environmental protection, and one double-decker hybrid attracts many industrial insiders and visitors.
Wuzhoulong hybrid buses on Tianjin Bus and Spare Parts Expo
Last year, Wuzhoulong Bus focused on establishing the biggest new energy bus base in South China. In addition, as introduced by Cheng Jianzhong, deputy general manger of Wuzhoulong bus, they are starting expanding all over China, and their branch companies in Chongqing and Shenyang have set up, and they are making every efforts to forge comparatively complete new energy vehicle chains.
Cheng Jianzhong, Deputy general manager of Wuzhoulong, interviewed by Chinabuses.com
Wuzhoulong Bus has always initiated energy-saving and environmental protection,and they have self development team on hybrid field and won China technical innovation and new energy enterprise title and energy-saving awards.
Currently Wuzhoulong buses have been exported to Macao, America and Philippines, and it is also the sole hybrid brand to overseas markets.
Wuzhoulong hybrid buses to serve Shenzhen public transport
Recently Wuzhoulong promotes massive industrialization of new energy buses especially hybrid buses since central government encourages development of new energy vehicles.
There are about 300 hybrid buses running in Shenzhen, and these bus are all produced by Wuzhoulong. Their fuel prudent radio is about 22.9% than average buses. In addition, some Wuzhoulong hybrid buses were delivered to Kunming last May.
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