Tag: electric car
The trolleybuses will be purchased with an EIB loan provided under the Urban Public Transport of Ukraine II project.
The co-owner of the Latvian company Electrify, Agris Amoliņš, on the prospects of electric minibuses in the market of public transport in the Baltic countries and Scandinavia.
The last remaining trolleybus in the Luhansk region (the occupied city of Krasnodon) has been taken out of service.
Most of the electric vehicles are registered in Kyiv, the Odesa region, and the Kyiv region.
An interview with the Delfast company on setting a world record and supplying Ukrainian electric bicycles to the US and Mexican police.
Ukrainian-made Delfast electric motorcycles are being used to patrol the streets of a city on the border between Mexico and the United States.
The bill also proposes extending or expanding the preferences for importers and buyers of electric vehicles.
The company hopes to achieve success on the European market with the new bus.
The Cabinet of Ministers has decided to prepare for the era of electric cars.
Satisfied with the previous delivery, the customer decided to continue cooperation with Bogdan.
The vehicle was assembled in Lutsk for the Banke Electromotive company (Denmark).
2,284 electric vehicles were registered in Ukraine from January 2016 to March 2017.
Ukrposhta’s first electric vehicles will deliver parcels in Kyiv, Odesa, and Kharkiv.
30 out of the 300 chargers will be high-speed chargers (superchargers).
The prototype of the first Ukrainian electric car, which is called the Synchronous, was presented at the Olympic National Sports Complex in Kyiv. The car, which accommodates six people, is designed for driving in urban areas.
A taxi service using electric vehicles will be established in Kyiv. The service will initially have a fleet of 12 Nissan Leaf vehicles.
The Belkommunmash company will produce two prototype electric buses for Minsk before the end of this year.
Tesla Motors, an American manufacturer electric cars, plans to build a Supercharger charging station in Chisinau (Moldova) before the end of 2016. The same point is to appear in Ukraine this year.
The first so-called supercharger – a powerful charging station for electric vehicles that is capable of operating on both alternating and direct current – has opened at 5, Nauki Avenue, in Kyiv.
Two charging stations for electric vehicles have appeared at the Kharkiv international airport.