In the period from May 2023 to May 2024 Yutong U12 tests were held at MZA Warsaw. During this period, the zero-emission bus covered a total of 79,700 km. On the record day, it drove 403 km during the day shift consuming an average of 0.63 kWh/km. At the end of the shift, the battery condition was an excellent 21%. The average energy consumption from the annual tests was 0.89 kWh/km.

The city of Bialystok for public transport companies has purchased 20 units of the Yutong E12. Thanks to cobalt-free batteries with high efficiency and a recuperation system – allowing energy recovery during braking – it covers up to 350 – 400 kilometers on a single charge. The electrobus has a low-floor design, adapted to the needs of people with disabilities and limited mobility.

In Jelenia Gora, public transportation is being successfully served by 20 units of the Yutong E12 model. This is the second such large contract after Bialystok.

The European premiere delivery of two units of the Yutong E7 took place in Pultusk. The model, which fans had the opportunity to see during the World Cup in Qatar, is a zero-emission bus with a length of 7 meters. It can reach up to 200 kilometers on a single charge, and thanks to a recuperator, energy is recovered during braking. The vehicle combines compact size and maneuverability with functionality, with 13 seats and space for the disabled. It is also equipped with air conditioning and electric heating.

We delivered 8 units of the Yutong E9 model to Walcz. This zero-emission bus covers more than 350 kilometers on a single charge. It is 9 meters long and is adapted to the needs of the disabled and people with limited mobility, and is equipped with air conditioning and a monitoring system. The contract also included the delivery of 4 mobile, two-station chargers for the electrobuses.

Busnex Poland has delivered 9 Yutong E9 electric buses to Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. These “electrics” can cover more than 350 kilometers on a single charge, are adapted to transport people with disabilities and limited mobility, and have an efficient air conditioning system. The buses that Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski has purchased are equipped with LED and LCD passenger information boards, a video surveillance system and USB chargers. The local government is investing in zero-emission rolling stock thanks to funding from the “Green Public Transport” program implemented by the National Environmental Protection and Water Management Fund.

The city where three units of the latest E7S model are in service is Polkowice. This is the second delivery of Yutong buses to this city. The first was the delivery of 9 units of the E10 model in May 2021.
The Yutong E7S is the smallest electrobus in the range, capable of accommodating up to 30 passengers. Its modern and ergonomic interior allows passengers to travel in pleasant and comfortable conditions. The small turning diameter makes this electrobus excellent for small and narrow streets.