Since 2003, Ankai Buses has been deeply cultivating the African market, taking solid steps to promote the transformation and upgrading of local public transportation and accelerating integration into the global "dual-carbon" goal "family". Recently, the Republic of Ghana in West Africa introduced its first batch of pure electric buses, the Ankai E80 models, which will effectively assist this "Gold Coast" nation in exploring green transportation.

Africa is one of the regions most significantly affected by climate change globally, and promoting green development is an inevitable requirement for African countries to achieve sustainable development. As a leader in economic development in West Africa, amidst the global wave of green transformation, the Ghanaian government has continuously increased investment in public transportation and actively implemented the green transformation of buses. The introduction of this first batch of pure electric buses marks an important step for Ghana in practicing low-carbon and environmentally friendly transportation.

The Ankai E80 buses introduced by Ghana are the latest generation of high-end smart buses that integrate the latest R&D achievements of Ankai New Energy. Relying on the R&D capabilities of the National Engineering Research Center for Electric Bus Vehicle System Integration, these buses are developed based on brand-new forward R&D, featuring high efficiency, low energy consumption, strong power, low floor, full access, large passenger capacity, intelligent connectivity, and other technical advantages, perfectly adapting to Ghana's complex and varied road conditions.

The buses have a simple and atmospheric appearance, offering comfortable rides. They adopt Ankai's full-load bearing body structure and have made significant breakthroughs in vehicle lightweight technology. By using high-strength steel and lightweight aluminum alloy materials and components, the curb weight is reduced by 15% compared to similar models, ensuring safety while being more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. The long wheelbase design enhances transportation efficiency. The buses also feature a low floor and low entry design, making it easier for passengers to get on and off, thereby effectively improving the quality of Ghana's public transportation services.

It is better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish. As the first new energy bus company to enter the Ghanaian market, Ankai Buses not only delivered high-quality green buses to the Republic of Ghana but also dispatched an experienced overseas engineer team to provide systematic technical training and service support, assisting users in solving practical problems during operation. This not only provides a solid backbone and guarantee for local users but also truly wins the hearts of Ghanaian customers.

In the new era, Chinese companies have bravely taken the lead, working hand in hand with African people to write a glorious chapter in multiple fields such as infrastructure, livelihood improvement, green development, and technical cooperation, forging a distinctively cooperative and win-win path. As one of the earliest bus companies to "go global," Ankai Buses adheres to a market-oriented approach, driven by green innovation, actively applies electrification, connectivity, intelligence, low carbon, and lightweight technologies (the "Five Technologies"), and continuously promotes African transportation construction to accelerate on the "carbon reduction" fast track.

From traditional fuel buses to new energy buses, Ankai Buses conducts customized R&D based on insights into African customer needs; from a single product export to a comprehensive export of technology and service systems, Ankai Buses continues to steadily advance in the African market and take root. Over the past 20 years, with excellent product quality, leading technological advantages, and meticulous customer service, Ankai Buses has established a firm foothold in multiple African countries, with continuously increasing product popularity and recognition.

Today, Ankai Buses have reached Algeria, Ghana, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mozambique, Nigeria, and other countries, with a total export of over 4,000 various bus products. This assistance to Ghana in achieving a breakthrough from 0 to 1 in new energy buses not only injects new vitality into local public transportation services but also fully demonstrates the outstanding technology of Made in China and the attractiveness of Chinese brands.

Source : www.chinabuses.org

Editor : Isabella

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