List of electric bus makers

Brazil • Marcopolo Attivi, low-floor electric battery-powered bus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Canada • GreenPower Motor Company manufactures several high-floor and low-floor battery-powered bus models. • New Flyer currently offers battery-electric buses in 35, 40, and 60 foot configurations, and trolleybuses in 40 and 60 foot configurations. • Nova Bus, in Québec, Canada, produces an electric version of its LF Series United States • APS Systems, Oxnard, CA, shuttle buses in partnership with Enova Systems and Saft • Astonbus, Marina del Rey, CA: E-city midi and full-size models, with a range between 250 and 500 km. Astonbus is the Zonda Electric bus sole distributor in all EU states. • Ebus, in Downey, California, minibuses: buses. • Proterra in Greenville, SC: Proterra manufactures 35 and 40 foot (11 and 12 metre) versions of the ZX5. Previously, they manufactured the Catalyst model. • Smith Electric Vehicles, Kansas City, Missouri, Speedster and Edison electric minibuses. • Specialty Vehicle Manufacturing Corp. (SVMC) in Downey, CA. • Gillig manufactures a battery-electric version of their Low Floor Plus model, and a trolleybus version of their BRTPlus model. • Complete Coach Works remanufactured electric bus in Riverside, CA. • Thomas Built Buses Inc. in High Point, NC. == Europe ==

Belarus • Belkommunmash, in Minsk, Belarus. Models E420 "Vitovt Electro" and Е433 "Vitovt Max Electro". Czech Republic • Ekova, in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Design and production of electric low-floor buses, trams and trolleybuses. • Škoda Electric, Czech Republic - electrical equipment only with Temsa and other bus builders as subcontractors for bodies and chassis Finland • Linkker, Finland. Design and production of battery-electric buses that use opportunity charging (3-5min fast charging). Highest energy efficiency in the market. Initial development together with VTT Technical Research Nrch Centre of Finland. France • Gépébus, France: Oréos 55E midibus in the 1990s and 2000s, Oréos 4X midibus launched in 2010. • PVI, near Paris, France : Oreos 2X, Oreos 4X distributed under the brand Gepebus • Heuliez, in France: 12-metre standard GX 337 Elec bus, 18-metre articulated GX 437 Elec bus • Bolloré, in Brittany, France : Bluebus SE available as a standard 12-metre bus or an 18-metre articulated bus, and the 6-metre Bluebus 22. Germany • Eurabus, owned by Ram Tumuluri through Causis Group, who acquired the company in 2021 from Eurabus Group. • Mercedes-Benz Citaro, battery-powered articulated bus in Aachen, Germany Italy • BredaMenarinibus in Bologna, Italy. Zeus M-200 E model, with Ansaldo Electric Drive motor and 288V – 200 Ah lithium-ion batteries. • Iveco, in Turin, Italy: EuroPolis model. • Tecnobus, in Frosinone, Italy. The Gulliver model is currently used in several cities in Canada, England, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain. Netherlands • Ebusco. Currently producing the 2.2 version in various styles and 3.0 lightweight bus is under development • VDL Bus & Coach is marketleader of electrical buses in Europe (Sept 2017), with the largest fully electric fleet in the EU. The project of 43 SLFA-181 electrical buses in late 2016 was the biggest transition to zero emission within Europe. Currently the fleet consists of 204 articulated and 12-meter e-buses, with over 4,5 million kilometers done. Poland • City Smile electric bus designed and manufactured by AMZ-Kutno in Poland. • Solaris Urbinos 8.9, 12 and 18 meters with about 100 km (60 miles) range and about 120 kWh battery pack, introduced in September 2011. Optional pantograph inductive. • URSUS in Lublin, Poland, produces a range of electric buses and trolleybuses under the brand of its subsidiary Ursus Bus. Portugal • e.City Gold electric bus manufactured by Salvador Caetano in Portugal.with variants of 8.5m, 12m and 18m. Russia • KAMAZ, Naberezhnye Chelny, Russia: KAMAZ-6282 model production launched in 2018. • LiAZ, Likino-Dulyovo, Russia: LiAZ-6274 model production launched in 2018. • Volgabus, based in Volzhsky, Russia manufactures Volgabus-5270.E0 electric bus. • Trans-Alfa, in Vologda, Russia, as of 2024 has two models of electric buses, Sirius and Orion, former being operated in Rybinsk and ordered by Saint Petersburg while latter hasn't been put into serial production yet. Spain • Irizar e-mobility, in Aduna, Gipuzkoa, Spain: Comprehensive turnkey electromobility solutions for cities. Manufacturer of the ie bus, ie tram and the ie truck Sweden • Scania, near Stockholm, Sweden. Scania Citywide BEV • Volvo, based in Gothenburg, Sweden, manufactures battery electric buses. Switzerland • ABB TOSA Flash Mobility, Clean City, Smart Bus, Geneva, Switzerland, A mass transport system with electric "flash" partial recharging of the buses at selected bus stops. Turkey • Karsan, a Turkish commercial vehicles manufacturer, produces and sells Peugeot and Hyundai. • Otokar • Temsa in Turkey, 50% owned by Škoda Transportation developed two electric buses; one model with a high capacity battery pack and one model with quick charge capability. Also supplies bodies for Škoda Transportation. Ukraine • Electron in Lviv, Ukraine. Electrobus Е19101. United Kingdom • Alexander Dennis: Enviro100EV midibus, Enviro400EV two axle double-decker, Enviro500EV three axle double decker • Kleanbus Limited: retrofits • Optare: Solo EV, Versa EV. • Mellor Coachcraft: Orion E low-floor electric minibus based on Fiat Ducato chassis • Wrightbus: StreetDeck Electroliner, GB Kite Electroliner and existing Wrightbus retrofits; Rightech RB6 midibus and RB9 single-decker == Asia ==

China • BYD manufactures a wide range of electric buses, ranging from the 30-foot K7M to the 60-foot K11M. In addition, they manufacture coaches and double-decker electric buses. • The K9 is their flagship transit bus (with K9 and K10 chassis/powertrain also used by other bus makers e.g. Alexander Dennis as a basis for localised EV transit buses), and the C9 is their flagship coach bus. • Jiangsu Alfa Bus company, Jiangsu, China, delivered in Italy by Rama Company. • Wuzhoulong, based in Shenzhen, manufactures a range of urban battery electric buses • Thunder Sky Energy Group of Shenzhen, China (near Hong Kong) builds lithium-ion batteries and has four models of electric buses, the ten passenger EV-6700 with a range of , the TS-6100EV and TS-6110EV city buses (top speed 80 km/h), and the 43 passenger Thunder-Sky-EV-2008 highway bus (top speed 100 km/h), which has a range of . The batteries can be recharged in one hour or replaced in five minutes. The buses are also to be built in the United States and Finland. • Yinlong Energy Co., LTD, China, manufactures commercial bus and specialty EV vehicles • Yutong, China, Largest EV bus manufacturer in the world. • Zonda Bus, in Jiangsu, China: YCK6128HEC (12 m), YCK6118HEC (11 m) and the Zonda Bus New Energy (with a 500 km only-electric range and a battery lifespan of above 500,000 km). South Korea • Hyundai Motor Company manufactures 11-meter standard and 13-meter Double-decker bus derivatives of the electric Low-floor bus model, Elec City. • Woojin Industrial Systems, based in Goesan County, South Korea (Apollo 900 (9-meter low-floor), Apollo 1100 (11-meter low-floor)) • KGM Commercial based in Seoul Vietnam • THACO in District 2, Ho Chi Minh City. • VinBus from VinFast. India • Tata Motors manufactures Starbus EV, Ultra EV and Magna EV buses • JBM • PMI Mobility • Switch Mobility Ashok Leyland Subsidiary is Makes large number Ev buses in india at Switch Mobility Vehicle • Olectra == Oceania ==

Australia • Avass, Full electric city buses and touring coaches, manufactured in Australia. • Custom Denning in Sydney, Australia. Design and production of Custom Denning Element fully low-floor battery-electric or fuel cell citybus. New Zealand • Environmental Performance Vehicles(EPV), previously known as DesignLine, in New Zealand: Tindo solar-electric bus prototype, EcoSmart electric bus, EcoSaver range extender bus. == Other ==

• BONLUCK electric bus designed and manufactured by Jiangxi Kama Business Bus Co., Ltd. • Chariot Motors* is a developer of ultracapacitor-based electric buses and battery e-buses for Bulgaria and Israel. • SOR EBNs SOR EBN and NS electric busses A modern, low-floor electric bus designed for clean passenger transit in urban environments. A modern all-low-floor electric bus • Van Hool's CX45E is based on the diesel-powered CX45, but uses a Proterra E2 drivetrain. • Vėjo projektai, based in Klaipėda, Lithuania, creates, develops and manufactures battery electric buses with the brand name "Dancer" Fully electric 12-meter Dancer buses, certified and registered in 2019, have been operating on Klaipėda's regular routes since spring 2020 with nearly 100,000 km completed by the end of the year. The e-bus Dancer, designed and manufactured within the territory of Klaipėda FEZ, also won the gold medal in the Vehicle, Mobility and Transportation Design category of the prestigious A’Design 2020 awards. • Olectra Greentech in India • Salvador Caetano provides their Caetano City Gold in battery electric variant, along with electric hybrid and diesel variants. • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is developing electric buses that are capable of battery swapping. • Mobil Anak Bangsa (MAB) produces plug-in electric buses at Demak, Indonesia. First bus delivered to Paiton Energy. • Kayoola Solar Electric Bus by Kiira Motors Corporation (KMC) in Uganda. == See also ==