At the expo, Sunwin hosted a dedicated product presentation. Through striking promotional videos and in-depth technical briefings, the brand demonstrated its outstanding system integration capabilities and technological innovation strengths in the new energy bus sector to attendees from all walks of life.

Ma Zhengang, General Manager of Sunwin Bus, stated in his address that Australia is vigorously advancing the low-carbon transition of urban public transport. A growing number of local governments have rolled out zero-emission bus conversion programmes, charging infrastructure construction is accelerating, and the federal government has ramped up fiscal support for new energy facilities. As a SAIC Group subsidiary specialising in new energy medium and large-sized buses, Sunwin will take this Sydney expo as a new starting point to deliver premium mobility solutions to Australia with advanced products and services.

Meanwhile, Sunwin will deepen its understanding of local technical standards, regulatory requirements and industry ecosystem. The company will actively respond to calls for localised manufacturing and regionalised supply chains, build full-lifecycle local service capacity for its products, and uphold long-term strategies alongside continuous product upgrades. He noted that green and low-carbon public transport represents far more than industrial transformation — it embodies a commitment to social responsibility and lays the groundwork for a prosperous, promising future.

 

The two exhibited models are tailor-made to suit Australia’s demanding operating conditions, including right-hand drive configuration, long daily mileage requirements, high reliability standards and coastal climate environments.

Built on a brand-new shared vehicle architecture, both products feature a full low-floor barrier-free design and are equipped with cutting-edge CTP battery technology to deliver extended driving range and enhanced handling performance. The powertrain integrates a new-generation high-efficiency traction motor and self-developed silicon carbide accessory control technology, optimally calibrated for local operational scenarios. A highly integrated thermal management system enables reliable operation amid Australia’s hot summers, while upgraded anti-corrosion craftsmanship safeguards vehicles against erosion in coastal regions.

Furthermore, the B13E chassis boasts strong scalability. It can be flexibly adapted to bodywork with varied wheelbases and overhangs, fully meeting diversified customisation demands in the Australian market.

During the expo, Sunwin aims to connect with partners across Australia’s industrial chain to jointly explore market development pathways and cooperation opportunities. Sunwin firmly believes that green stands not only for environmental protection, but also higher efficiency, improved passenger experience and sustainable prosperity. This captures the profound essence of “Green Means More”, and remains the enduring mission driving Sunwin forward alongside the Australian market.