500 Golden Dragon Electric Buses Soon to Start Operation in Haikou
28 August 2015
www.chinabuses.org: On July 24, the first batch of 40 units Golden Dragon electric buses started their journey by train to Haikou. After their arrival, they will join the bus fleet of Hainan Airline Sifu Auto Rental Co., Ltd. (hereafter refers to Sifu), marking a new beginning of strategic cooperation between the two parties.
In late April this year, Golden Dragon and Sifu officially signed an agreement for cooperation on popularization of new energy buses. Golden Dragon electric bus has been officially designated as the only type of new energy bus in Hainan rental bus market. According to Golden Dragon, a total number of 500 units will be put into operation. The two parties will make full use of their respective advantages and create a win-win situation and together build Haikou a greener city, a model city for promoting the application of new energy vehicles.
With an accumulated experience of over 14 years in research and development of electric buses, Golden Dragon electric bus generates low level of noise and boasts high energy efficiency. Being able to drive continuously for super long distances, the bus provides unparalleled travel experience for passengers. Thanks to its long-distance monitoring system, trouble-shooting diagnostic system, high-pressure insulation and protection system, the safe and smooth operation of the vehicle is fully guaranteed. It is ideal for group tourist transportation and staff transportation, providing eco-friendly and convenient and comfortable travel services for the public in Hainan.
It is revealed that the 500 units Golden Dragon electric buses will soon be put into operation at Haikou Meilan Airport, Sanya Fenghuang Airport, other group tourist transportation and rental service sectors.
As of August 20, seven batch of 350 units Golden Dragon electric buses have arrived in Haikou. It is expected that the delivery of the 500 units new energy bus fleet will be completed by the end of this month.
Source : www.chinabuses.org
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