A total of 287 Yutong electric buses are gradually making their way into Norway. By leveraging "technology as an anchor" to break through high-end barriers and "ecosystem export" to establish value standards, Chinese brands are achieving a leap in the global value chain through core breakthroughs.

Norway continues to actively promote green economic development with robust measures and has proposed to ban the sale of fossil fuel vehicles from January 1, 2025, becoming the first country in the world to implement such a ban. This demonstrates Norway's ambition and determination to pursue a green and low-carbon development path.

It is reported that this new energy order includes a range of high-end new energy products, such as premium tourist coaches, high-end electric buses, and the new generation of electric intercity buses. Yutong has won in-depth recognition in the local market with its diversified product matrix. Relying on Yutong's long-standing experience in high-end manufacturing and continuously improved technological innovation capabilities, these vehicles not only fully meet Europe's stringent safety standards and technical regulations but also have undergone customized development and configuration adjustments based on local needs. They can calmly cope with Norway's complex and changing climate conditions and operational scenarios, precisely meeting local market demands and injecting new vitality into the high-quality development of local public transportation. For example, in response to Norway's long and cold winters, Yutong buses have focused on the challenge of operating new energy vehicles in low temperatures. The delivered vehicles are equipped with various cold-resistant configurations and multiple insulation technologies to ensure their operational status and performance in extremely cold environments, further creating diversified value added for customers.

To provide citizens with a safer and smarter travel experience, Yutong has applied a series of innovative technologies to its vehicles. Based on the actual demand for safe driving in the European market and the requirements of EU general regulations, Yutong has newly developed intelligent advanced driver assistance technologies that meet EU standards. The Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) system monitors the speed and distance of the vehicle ahead in real-time and automatically adjusts the speed of the host vehicle to ensure safe and comfortable driving. Whether in highway cruising or urban congested traffic conditions, the system can accurately judge and respond promptly, making driving easier. The Collision Mitigation and Control System (CMCS) further "safeguards" vehicle safety. When it detects a potential collision risk, it quickly sounds an alarm and, if necessary, automatically applies brakes, significantly reducing the risk of accidents. The vehicles equipped with this advanced driver assistance system demonstrate Yutong's unwavering commitment to the path of intelligent development.

Source : www.chinabuses.org

Editor : Lucy

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