NFI Providing New Zealand Transit Company with Electrified Buses

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NFI Group Inc., an independent bus and coach manufacturer and provider of electric mass mobility solutions, says its Alexander Dennis Ltd. (ADL) subsidiary is building two Enviro200EV XLB electric buses in New Zealand. The company has previously delivered 16 battery-electric buses to the country.

The three-axle single-deck buses will be assembled locally in New Zealand by ADL partner Kiwi Bus Builders. The electric buses will be used by Howick & Eastern by Transdev’s operation in New Zealand, for use on Auckland Transport services.

ADL says it designed the 12.6 m long Enviro200EV XLB buses with the specific requirements of the New Zealand bus market in mind, allowing it to carry 78 passengers without requiring an overweight permit. It uses latest BYD iron phosphate battery and driveline technology – with dual AC and DC plug charging adding operational flexibility.

“NFI is thrilled to be working with our partners in Auckland, New Zealand, to support their zero-emission initiatives and goals,” says Paul Soubry, president and CEO of NFI. “Our electric vehicles enable smart city development, reduce the harmful impacts of climate change, traffic congestion and noise pollution, and create local economic opportunity.”

New Zealand is preparing to fully transition its bus fleet to zero-emission vehicles by 2035 as part of a wider set of measures intended to help meet the country’s 2050 carbon neutral target.

Photo: Enviro200EV XLB electric bus

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Jelly John
Jelly John
5 days ago

It’s excellent to see transit agencies embracing electric buses! This not only reduces carbon emissions but also provides a good example for other cities to follow. I applaud the initiative to transition to greener modes of transportation. Speaking of change, I recently purchased a new leather coat that I’ve been in love with. It’s not only attractive but also surprisingly warm, making it ideal for the transition to winter weather.

Toby Winter
Toby Winter
8 months ago

NFI’s initiative to provide New Zealand Transit Company with electrified buses marks a significant step towards sustainability in public transportation. By embracing electric vehicles, they are contributing to reducing carbon emissions and promoting a cleaner environment. This move showcases NFI’s commitment to innovation and eco-friendly solutions in the transportation sector. Now I can easily complete my dissertation before I was taking online dissertation help.

Tom Brookes
Tom Brookes
8 months ago

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David butler
David butler
8 months ago

Before, it was very difficult for me to travel to college because there weren’t any good buses available. That’s why I mostly do my online class at home. But now, there are electric buses available, so I can travel comfortably.

Mark John
Mark John
3 years ago

Tesla got some heavy competition over here. But that’s aside, are we actually getting electric motored busses, I mean, I already read a sample of “electric vehicles taking over” on a website of essay writing service in Los Angeles, but I never expected it to come out so soon. This would be so beneficial for the environment if all the public transport goes electric.