New Zealand, which does not have a high-speed rail, now welcomes a pure electric bus with the “high-speed rail gene” – the new energy luxury bus developed by CRRC Electric has officially opened in the two major north and south campuses of the Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand.
'Quiet, smoothest, most power efficient'
On the day of the start, the president of the Auckland University of Technology took a full test drive and said happily: 'This is the quietest and smoothest passenger bus I have ever taken! The power is excellent and the overall performance far exceeds my expectations!'
With such praise, CRRC Electric's engineers in New Zealand seem to be accustomed to knowing the core components of the high-speed permanent magnet motor, the new-generation ATS system, and the EBS electronic control brake system. After a decade of 'baby' forging in the electric car, in November 2017, the car debuted on the 29th National Road in Tauranga, New Zealand, and won the customer with an impressive 0.56kWh per passenger kilometer. The first praise: "This is probably the world's most economical car!"
'Very proud, very supportive, very optimistic'
Auckland University of Technology is one of the top eight public universities in New Zealand. It is also internationally recognized as a globally competitive university.
'We are proud to be the first university in New Zealand to use zero emission pure electric buses!' said Sonia Simpson, director of the Institute of Science and Engineering in Olympus.
The picture shows Sonia Simpson, Director of the Institute of Science and Engineering
Sonya expressed her willingness to cooperate with CRRC Electric deeply to actively study the impact of electric vehicles on the power grid and collect energy consumption, battery performance, charging rate, charging time, running time and mileage, mileage, average speed, power consumption, Information related to power generation and braking for subsequent studies.
According to reports, the New Zealand government has injected capital into the Low Emission Vehicles Contestable Fund to promote the innovation of low-emission vehicles, and Paul Snelgrove, managing director of the Tranzit Group, believes that this project is a milestone and will promote CRRC. The future development of electric "high-speed rail" pure electric bus in New Zealand.
'I am a quiet man on the carnival'
At the Wellington Carnival in Wellington, another CRRC electric pure electric bus is launching a free trial.
Wellington, as the world-famous 'Windy City', is the most demanding city in New Zealand. The world's first purely electric double-decker bus created by CRRC Electric will be operating on Wellington in May 2018, with the passion of the carnival. Compared to its tall, slender figure, it travels quietly and smoothly, like a 'quietly beautiful man'!