BYD Buses

BYD expects to produce around 200 electric buses per year in Azerbaijan between 2025 and 2028.

Cutcsa is the largest electric bus operator in Uruguay, which plans to fully electrify its fleet by 2040.

BYD will help build South Africa's first fleet of electric buses, with deliveries of those vehicles set to begin in December.

The Azerbaijani government will also purchase 200 electric buses from BYD each year between 2025 and 2028, with localized assembling.

This is the second batch of electric buses delivered by BYD in Indonesia after it delivered 30 in the country a year ago.

Nobina has more than 300 BYD all-electric buses in its fleet, or on order, operating in towns and cities in Sweden, Norway and Finland.

BYD debuted its bus chassis technology platform using Blade Battery, which it calls the eBus Blade Platform, at the IAA Transportation 2022 event in Germany.

The school bus is equipped with vehicle-to-grid technology and can be used as a power reserve when not transporting students.

BYD entered the bus business in 2009, and its first all-electric bus rolled off the production line in 2010 in the presence of Warren Buffett.

The vehicles will be produced at BYD's European production facility in Komárom, Hungary, and put into operation in Madrid by the end of this year, according to a press release sent to CnEVPost.