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    Axess Battery Electric Bus

    Nov. 6, 2021
    ENC will launch its heavy-duty fully electric Axess bus, a true zero-emissions transportation solution, at APTA EXPO.
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    ENC will launch its heavy-duty fully electric Axess bus, a true zero-emissions transportation solution, at APTA EXPO. Built in the U.S., the ENC Axess Battery Electric Bus features a zero-corrosion, 100 percent 304-grade stainless steel body structure/composite exterior. The electric propulsion/battery system is by Cummins Inc and the electrified accessories include the air compressor, HVAC unit, cooling fans and power steering. The proven Axess platform is the first heavy-duty low-floor bus offering FMVSS 209 certified 3-point passenger seat belts. ENC’s Axess Battery Electric Bus is the perfect climate-neutral mobility solution for transit, airport, university and other high-demand applications.

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