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IT Home reported on December 30 that BYD Mexico Branch delivered the first batch of 20 electric buses to the Mexico City Transportation ** Department and put them into operation. With a total of 55 electric buses, it is the largest fleet of electric buses delivered in a single shipment in Mexico to date.
IT House notes that the buses will be put into operation on Mexico City Line 4, a 35-kilometer line with 40 stations that will cater to the daily commute needs of about 120,000 passengers per day. The 55 BYD electric buses will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 5,845 tons per year compared to traditional fuel vehicles.
The BYD electric bus delivered this time is 15 meters long, has a maximum passenger capacity of 130 people, a range of 200 kilometers, a battery capacity of 300 kWh, and a charging time of as little as 3 hours.
In addition, this batch of electric buses has provided barrier-free facilities and equipment for people with disabilities, and the suspension height has been reducedA communication system connected to the control center has been added to synchronize the situation in the vehicle in real time.
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