The Tianjin International Bus Exhibtion officially kicked off at Meijiang International Exhibition Center, Tianjin, on March 30, 2017. Yutong brought seven new bus models on display, including ZK6650BEVG (E6), ZK6845BEVG1 (E8), ZK6105BEVG6 city bus (E10), ZK6115BEV1 (E10) coach, ZK6850CHEVNPG29A (H8), ZK6105CHEVPG (H10), and T7. With an exhibition stand covering 1,000 square meters, these vehicles measuring from six meters to ten meters in length and ranging from full electric to plug-in hybrid ones, fully demonstrate the bus maker’s formidable strengths in the world’s bus manufacturing industry.

According to the bus maker, E6, E8 and E10, all of which are powered by electricity, are the company’s fist products. Moreover, they all have gained stardom in their respective markets. H8 and H10, as the plug-in hybrid vehicles, have further diversified the company’s product line.

During the Two Sessions this year, Yutong E10 full electric coaches were designated as the carriers for the delegates, delivering impressive performances. Achieving even higher energy efficiency, Yutong E8 now better meets the bus operators’ needs. Yutong H8 was rolled out in April last year. In less than one year, it has gained a reputation as the most ideal plug-in hybrid bus for medium-sized cities.

Yutong Zk6710Q1, also known as T7, is a business coach mainly targeted at the high-end passenger transport market. Though less than two years old, T7 has successfully made its appearance at a number of high-profile events, including Boao Asia Forum 2017, China’s annual CPC and NPPCC sessions, G20 Summit in Hangzhou, etc.

It is revealed that all these vehicles are equipped with ReCtrl systems. Thanks to their highly integrated, modularized and standardized designs, Yutong ReCtrl systems greatly help vehicles achieve high safety standards, high reliability, high environmental friendliness and long durability. In addition, the bus maker has launched comprehensive passenger transport solutions, helping bus operators solve their pressing concerns and create more added values for them. On February 27, Yutong rolled out its upgraded version of ReCtrl systems, aiming to build internet connected electric buses in the near future.