Foton AUV Deploys 500 Electric Buses in Beijing

Foton AUV Deploys 500 Electric Buses in Beijing

    Recently, Foton AUV delivered 500 micro-circulation pure electric buses to Beijing Public Transport, enhancing the city’s public transportation network with high-quality, eco-friendly buses.
 

    This large-scale deployment aligns with Beijing’s "vehicle renewal" policy, aiming to replace older buses with new energy vehicles. The buses will operate in various urban areas, catering to community commuting and short-distance travel needs, including schools, hospitals, scenic spots, and shopping centers, effectively bridging the “last mile” gap and accelerating the city’s green transportation upgrade.

    As a national hub for politics, culture, international exchange, and technological innovation, Beijing leads the country in promoting green mobility. In line with China’s "dual-carbon" goals, the city has been actively transitioning its public transport fleet to 100% new energy vehicles.

    Beijing Public Transport, a key player in the capital’s transit system, prioritizes passenger-centered development. This latest fleet of micro-circulation electric buses will serve as metro connectors and community shuttles, filling gaps in traditional bus coverage and supporting Beijing’s green transformation.

 Micro-Circulation Electric Buses: The Future of Urban Mobility

• Low-floor design for easier passenger access
• Ergonomic lightweight seats and adjustable ambient lighting for improved comfort
• Long-range pure electric drive with fast-charging capability to support high-frequency urban operations
• Fully integrated safety features, including intelligent driving assistance and lane departure warning, enhancing road monitoring and passenger protection

 

    This successful delivery marks another milestone collaboration between Foton AUV and Beijing Public Transport, reinforcing their commitment to green mobility. Looking ahead, Foton AUV will continue advancing new energy bus solutions, contributing to China’s carbon neutrality goals while driving innovation in urban public transportation!