Foton AUV is Well-Positioned to Embrace Honeymoon of Development of New Energy Buses
2015-10-13 Source：www.chinabuses.org
Summarize：On Oct. 9, the General Office of the State Council officially released a blueprint for speeding up the construction of recharging infrastructure for electric vehicles. This exiting news provides a golden political opportunity for the development of new energy vehicles.
www.chinabuses.org: On Oct. 9, the General Office of the State Council officially released a blueprint for speeding up the construction of recharging infrastructure for electric vehicles. This exiting news provides a golden political opportunity for the development of new energy vehicles.
As the favorable policy is already in place, the new energy bus market is bound to witness revolutionary changes. In response to the governments’ efforts to curb environmental pollution and to speed up the application of green technologies, environment-friendly buses will inevitably become the first choice for all bus operators.
Having been involved in researching and developing of new energy vehicles for many years, Foton AUV is now well positioned to further strengthen its competitiveness in this promising field. Currently, it focuses on promoting its plug-in parallel hybrid buses, which cover gasoline-electric hybrid and gas-electric hybrid bus models. If necessary, buses with plug-in mixed hybrid power system are also available. In terms of electric buses, Foton AUV firmly believes that electric mini buses and medium buses will gain even more popularity in the near future. With a host of power recharging solutions, such as fast recharging, slow recharging, fast battery replacement, on-line recharging, Foton AUV has developed its own unique way of promoting electric buses.
Nowadays, Foton AUV boasts a wide spectrum of new energy buses, which measure from 6.5 meters to 18 meters in length and can be widely applied in artery bus routes in megacities as well as last-mile single passenger vehicles.
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