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BYD Enters Thai Market With K9 Electric Buses and e6 EVs

Loxley Plc., in cooperation with BYD Auto Industry from China, in launching the first “electric public transportation and commercial passenger cars” in Thailand, focusing on the distinguished feature of 100% electric power drive with non pollution and efficient fuel saving.

The two models to be launched simultaneously are: K9 electric bus with the length of 12 meters, 250 horsepower, and a single charge of 5 hours yielding the driving range of 250 km., and;   e6, 5 seats passenger car with 121 horsepower, and a single charge of 2 hours can yield the driving range of 300 km. The Company is assured of BYD brand name, which is highly acclaimed among the electric vehicle circle and is distinguished by its high quality battery technology. Its battery is reusable after the minimum usage of 15 years. The sales target for both models in the first year is 400 units, targeting on government and private organizations. The Company also plans to establish the first production base for electric transportation in Thailand.

“Loxley” is a leading trading and technology company in Thailand which has been operating for over 76 years. With awareness on its responsibility regarding global warming, the Company has continuously emphasized on renewable energy through its development of solar energy, wind energy, fuel from algae and waste. Besides,   with its purpose to improve renewable energy automotive through electric vehicles, the Company cooperates with BYD Auto Industry Co., Ltd., a leading battery and electrical vehicle manufacturer from China, to launch the “electric bus and passenger cars” for the first time in Thailand. The first two models to be launched in Thai market are K9 electric bus and e6 electric passenger car.
BYD-e6
“The Company has studied about the development of electric vehicle for quite a while until it is assured that Thai market is ready for the use of electric vehicles. Therefore, the Company selected the two models of electric bus and passenger cars from BYD to enter the market. The Company is confident in the quality, performance and safety of BYD’s electric vehicles. In addition, these electric vehicles do not bring about air pollution, and also helps save energy, resulting in decreasing import for fuel from foreign countries. Another distinguished trait of electric vehicles is lower maintenance cost when compared to other fuel-consuming vehicles. And more importantly, the batteries are reusable after the minimum use of 15 years, such as in the form of spare batteries. Therefore, they will not be burden for environment.”

K9 Electric Bus: It is a low-floor electric bus with 12 meters in length. Its body is made of aluminum alloy, hence lower weight and rust free. Its driving system is 180 kw AC electric motor, yielding approximately 250 horse power. It is equipped with air suspension system, and the battery used is Lithium Fe, with the capacity of 324 kw per hour and the charging time is approximately 5 hours, yielding the driving range of over 250 km. per a single charge. Therefore, the average use of electric is approximately 1.2 kwh/km, or approximately 4 Baht per km., and the maximum speed is 70 km. per hour.

e6 Passenger car:
This is 5 seat passenger cars, with the dimension of 4.560/1.822/1.645 meters (length/width/ height) and the wheel base of 2.830 meters. Its driving system is 90 kw AC electric motor, yielding approximately 121 horsepower. The battery used is Lithium Fe, with the capacity of 61.4 kw per hour and the charging time is approximately 2 hours, yielding the driving range of over 300 km. per a single charge. Therefore, the average use of electric is approximately 0.13 kwh/km, or approximately 0.5 Baht per km., and the maximum speed is 140 km. per hour.

Mar 20, 2015Blagojce Krivevski
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March 20, 2015 Electric Car NewsBYD, BYD E6, Byd Electric Bus, Byd Electric Buses
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