The tests will be carried out by Enel X on the basis of an analysis matrix developed in-house, to look at all the main features of the zero-emission battery Arrival bus.
The Arrival buses are built in local microfactories
Enel X has entered an agreement with Arrival to test a zero-emission battery electric bus in Italy
Testing will be performed by Enel X on the basis of an analysis matrix developed in-house, to examine all the main features of the Arrival bus.
Global electrification solutions
The tests will be conducted in Italy, at the Vallelunga circuit, where Enel X Way’s advanced charging services and solutions will also be used to charge the vehicles. Enel reports the success of these tests will be a key building block for Enel to include Arrival’s bus within its portfolio of global electrification solutions.
“The partnership with Arrival is another important step towards achieving our goals of electrifying public transport globally. Public transport authorities face significant challenges in making cities smarter and more sustainable, and by offering our public transport solutions together with our many years of global experience, we want to give solid support to make this a reality,” said Francesco Venturini, CEO of Enel X.
“Arrival Buses look very promising. They are a technologically advanced means of transport that, if integrated within our value offer, can potentially provide operators and end users with the best possible customer experience.”
“Public transport authorities face significant challenges in making cities smarter and more sustainable, and by offering our public transport solutions together with our many years of global experience, we want to give solid support to make this a reality”
Enel X said the partnership will enable it to strengthen its offering to public transport authorities globally, providing a major boost to reach its target of more than 20,000 electric buses served by 2030. Enel X claims it is the world’s largest supplier of e-bus solutions outside China.
It currently operates more than 3,200 e-buses globally. Enel X’s e-bus solution is modular and customisable to the customer’s specific needs and is offered through different business models that include, among others, leasing options.
It includes a variety of products and services, including a complete end-to-end turnkey service (e-bus-as-a-service). The complete turnkey solution can include: comprehensive design support; vehicles; financing options; battery leasing (battery-as-a-service), customised management system platforms (including smart charging software developed in-house), charging infrastructure solutions provided by Enel X Way, depot construction, renewable energy sources, virtual power plant integration, including demand response schemes and smart mobility services.
“We are very excited to partner with Enel X and Enel X Way to assist bus operators and cities around the world as they accelerate the transition to electric vehicles, bringing cleaner air to our cities,” said Avinash Rugoobur, president of Arrival.
“By manufacturing our vehicles in local micro-factories, we are fostering a global green transition that is fair, bringing jobs to local communities, using local suppliers and building vehicles designed for local markets”
“Our electric bus aims to set new standards in passenger experience while reducing costs for operators. By manufacturing our vehicles in local microfactories, we are fostering a global green transition that is fair, bringing jobs to local communities, using local suppliers and building vehicles designed for local markets.”
Arrival reports it has achieved a key milestone of EU certification, receiving European Whole Vehicle Type Approval (EUWVTA), marking a critical step towards its buses carrying passengers on public roads in the UK and Europe.
The company wants to power a green transition and make its cities better places to live, by developing truly sustainable and equitable mobility ecosystems, creating clean air for communities all over the world.
The tests will be carried out by Enel X on the basis of an analysis matrix developed in-house, to look at all the main features of the zero-emission battery Arrival bus.
Enel X has entered an agreement with Arrival to test a zero-emission battery electric bus in Italy
Testing will be performed by Enel X on the basis of an analysis matrix developed in-house, to examine all the main features of the Arrival bus.
Global electrification solutions
The tests will be conducted in Italy, at the Vallelunga circuit, where Enel X Way’s advanced charging services and solutions will also be used to charge the vehicles. Enel reports the success of these tests will be a key building block for Enel to include Arrival’s bus within its portfolio of global electrification solutions.
“The partnership with Arrival is another important step towards achieving our goals of electrifying public transport globally. Public transport authorities face significant challenges in making cities smarter and more sustainable, and by offering our public transport solutions together with our many years of global experience, we want to give solid support to make this a reality,” said Francesco Venturini, CEO of Enel X.
“Arrival Buses look very promising. They are a technologically advanced means of transport that, if integrated within our value offer, can potentially provide operators and end users with the best possible customer experience.”
“Public transport authorities face significant challenges in making cities smarter and more sustainable, and by offering our public transport solutions together with our many years of global experience, we want to give solid support to make this a reality”
Enel X said the partnership will enable it to strengthen its offering to public transport authorities globally, providing a major boost to reach its target of more than 20,000 electric buses served by 2030. Enel X claims it is the world’s largest supplier of e-bus solutions outside China.
It currently operates more than 3,200 e-buses globally. Enel X’s e-bus solution is modular and customisable to the customer’s specific needs and is offered through different business models that include, among others, leasing options.
It includes a variety of products and services, including a complete end-to-end turnkey service (e-bus-as-a-service). The complete turnkey solution can include: comprehensive design support; vehicles; financing options; battery leasing (battery-as-a-service), customised management system platforms (including smart charging software developed in-house), charging infrastructure solutions provided by Enel X Way, depot construction, renewable energy sources, virtual power plant integration, including demand response schemes and smart mobility services.
“We are very excited to partner with Enel X and Enel X Way to assist bus operators and cities around the world as they accelerate the transition to electric vehicles, bringing cleaner air to our cities,” said Avinash Rugoobur, president of Arrival.
“By manufacturing our vehicles in local micro-factories, we are fostering a global green transition that is fair, bringing jobs to local communities, using local suppliers and building vehicles designed for local markets”
“Our electric bus aims to set new standards in passenger experience while reducing costs for operators. By manufacturing our vehicles in local microfactories, we are fostering a global green transition that is fair, bringing jobs to local communities, using local suppliers and building vehicles designed for local markets.”
Arrival reports it has achieved a key milestone of EU certification, receiving European Whole Vehicle Type Approval (EUWVTA), marking a critical step towards its buses carrying passengers on public roads in the UK and Europe.
The company wants to power a green transition and make its cities better places to live, by developing truly sustainable and equitable mobility ecosystems, creating clean air for communities all over the world.
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