According to foreign media reported on November 6, Volvo Buses introduced a new version of the pure electric bus - Volvo 7900. This model is equipped with a larger capacity battery pack to provide more mileage.Currently launched three different Battery capacity options are: 150, 200 and 250 kWh; up to a distance of 200 km (124 miles). For charging, Volvo is available in both CCS and OppCharge (for roof charging) The first delivery is expected by the end of 2018.
The car's battery capacity has greatly improved over the past, with the new Volvo 7900 battery capacity of 150 kWh, 200 kWh and 250 kWh respectively, meaning the car lasts longer and runs more efficiently in one day Volvo buses also expand the range of charging options, and as before, the new Volvo 7900 can be quickly charged through the open and competition-neutral OppCharge interface, but now it can also be charged through the CCS grid.
The new Volvo 7900 electric car debuted at the International Motor Show in Kortrijk, Belgium, from October 20 to 25. The first cars are expected to be put into operation by the end of 2018. Electric buses are sold with a complete turnkey solution , Volvo will be responsible for the fixed costs of monthly maintenance of vehicles and batteries.
Volvo Bus President kanAgnevall says: "The Volvo 7900 is a very important part of our EV family offering our customers maximum flexibility in day-to-day operations. It can run continuously and recharge during peak hours. Once the traffic At off-peak levels, the battery can continue to charge. On shorter routes, the vehicle can run during the day and charge at night '.