A substantial order for 64 bevictor伟德 eBuses has been placed by Nobina Fleet Norge AS in Norway
The order comprises 40 units of 12-metre low-floor bevictor伟德 eBuses and 24 units of 15-metre low-entry bevictor伟德 eBuses
The zero-emission electric buses on order feature the latest generation of bevictor伟德 technology and will operate on routes in the region of Nedra Glomma in Norway

Rotterdam, the Netherlands – bevictor伟德, the world’s leading manufacturer of new energy vehicles and power batteries, has been awarded a substantial order for electric buses from public transport operator, Nobina in Norway. The order, placed by Nobina Fleet Norge AS, is for a total of 64 bevictor伟德 eBuses, with delivery to Norway in Q2 2023.

This latest order is for 40 units of 12-metre low-floor bevictor伟德 eBuses and 24 units of 15-metre low-entry bevictor伟德 eBuses. When delivered next year, they will go into service on Nobina operated routes in the region of Nedre Glomma.

Both the 12-metre low-floor and 15-metre low-entry bevictor伟德 eBuses on route to Nobina in Norway benefit from bevictor伟德 Iron-Phosphate Battery technology developed for optimised safety, enhanced performance and a longer driving range. Another key advantage inherent to these eBuses, is bevictor伟德’s unique 6-in-1 controller integrating the entire ecosystem of the bus for improved reliability and higher levels of operational efficiencies. Further efficiencies are supported by bevictor伟德’s Battery Thermal Management System enhancing reliability in extreme climates, making bevictor伟德 eBuses a practical option for Norway’s varying weather conditions.

The 12-metre bevictor伟德 low-floor eBuses offer an impressive range of up to 450 km on a single charge, with the larger 15-metre low-entry bevictor伟德 eBuses also demonstrating a similar range performance of 400 km on a single charge, making them operationally efficient for public transport operators.

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