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green electric scooter Power is dedicated to developing electric vehicles that meet their promises of safety and reliability. Their first product is the EV Star cab and chassis, a class 4 battery electric vehicle that provides the perfect platform for bus, truck and vocational body builders to place their bodies on.

GreenPower's Clean Sheet design

GreenPower offers a unique all-aluminum class 4 battery electric chassis and cab. This platform forms the basis for EV Star green mobility Plus, an all-aluminum minibus from the company. It's also an engineered platform that OEMs can utilize to create vehicles tailored to their needs.

Greenpower's clean-sheet design approach ensures the best battery placement and weight distribution. This lets it accommodate a greater energy supply and also provide greater range and set the standard for zero-emission student transport. This is a major difference from traditional Type A school buses which are generally body-on-chassis.

The BEAST is a 40-foot, fully-compliant, zero emission Type D electric school bus that offers seating for up to 90 passengers and an aluminum body that is unified with a high-strength steel truss chassis. Its flat floor design, which is safe for a crash and allows dual port charging and supports both DC fast charging and Level 2 charging.

This purpose-built chassis allows Greenpower to maximize interior space for students and cargo which is crucial for the future of passenger and freight transportation. The BEAST's aluminum body helps to reduce maintenance costs and downtime, due to its light weight and corrosion resistance.

Greenpower also introduces its EV Star Cargo Vans and EV Star Passenger vans in addition to the BEAST. These specially designed vehicles can be used for a variety applications like micro-transit, paratransit executive shuttles, vanpool and cargo delivery.

During the third quarter, GreenPower delivered eleven BEAST Type D electric school buses, as in addition to six EV Star Cargo vans and EV Star Passenger vans. GreenPower also received a $18.5 million EPA funded purchase for 50 BEAST type D electric school busses in West Virginia. This major contract win demonstrates the demand in the market for GreenPower's vehicles, and positions the company for additional growth.

Greenpower's fleet electric vehicles are designed to reduce operating costs, reduce maintenance costs and improve the safety of drivers. Greenpower will showcase its BEAST Type D cargo and passenger vehicles as well as EV Star at the NYC Fleet Show from October 29 to 31. For more information, stop by booth #429.

GreenPower's technology

GreenPower's sustainable business practices as well as its product are built on its technology. GreenPower's emphasis on zero emission vehicles is in line with global regulations that aim to reduce carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas emissions. With a range of purpose-built electric vehicles, the company is poised to break into various markets.

GreenPower is not without its difficulties. One of the biggest problems is its dependence on a tiny number of key suppliers, which includes lithium-ion battery producers. This poses operational risks because disruptions in the supply chain could affect production timelines. GreenPower's expensive production costs limit market penetration, and reduce profit.

Another issue facing GreenPower is the availability of charging infrastructure. GreenPower's sustainability objectives could be hindered by the absence of a reliable network of charging stations. Consumers are unlikely to purchase an electric vehicle when they don't have access to charging stations.

GreenPower is able to overcome these obstacles through the use of technology to support future expansion. For example, the company could expand its product offerings to include delivery trucks and electric freight. This would be in addition to the current line of scooters, which could be used for last-mile applications and urban transit.

GreenPower's battery-free switch sensors can be used to power a wide range of devices for their entire lifespan, removing the requirement for batteries. The sensors generate electricity using kinetic energy and can last for up to 10 years without needing maintenance. Sensors are a great way to reduce the costs of smart home technology as well as increase the efficiency of commercial settings in terms of energy consumption.

The leadership team of the company has extensive experience in both the electric and automotive vehicles industries. Their collective expertise allows GreenPower to navigate the complexities of the industry and ensure that the company's strategic vision is realized. GreenPower's wireless technology is compatible with the Zigbee protocol, which enables it to work with devices from the top brands.

GreenPower's EV Star Utility Truck is a highly effective device for fleet operators seeking to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact. The vehicle can be fitted with a wide variety of bodies and therefore be used for a broad variety of applications. In addition the truck is equipped with a battery-powered plug-in hybrid drive system, which provides additional savings on fuel.

GreenPower's Vehicles

GreenPower Motor Company designs and builds a full suite of heavy-duty and medium-duty electric vehicles like transit buses, school buses, shuttles cargo vans, chassis and cab. They use an "clean-sheet" design method, and they integrate the world's leading suppliers of key components. These vehicles are built for battery power, zero emissions and are the safest on the market.

The company's EV Star utility truck is built for mid to last-mile delivery of temperature-sensitive goods. The truck can carry a payload capacity of 7,700 pounds and a range up to 150 miles. Clean-sheet design allows for optimal battery placement and a more balanced distribution of battery weight than conventional trucks.

In June 2024, GreenPower launched the EV Star REEFERX, a state-of-the-art all-electric refrigerated truck for fleets that need to transport temperature-sensitive goods efficiently. The brand new EV Star REEFERX comes with a sophisticated cooling system, exclusive battery management systems, as well as an integrated driver's interface. It allows drivers to track real-time performance, such as vehicle status and energy consumption.

During the third quarter GreenPower's sales and marketing team travelled to several high-profile trade shows to present their products. The EV Star REEFERX was featured at the NYC Fleet Show as well as the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo. The company also participated in the School Transportation Director Summit, a two-day higher learning and networking event that brings together school district leaders and private fleet managers with OEMs and suppliers to the industry.

GreenPower's revenue grew 78% over the last quarter due to a higher participation at these events. The company delivered 101 vehicles in the quarter, including 84 EV Star CC's for the Workhorse Group and six EV Star Cargo and EV Star Cargo Plus units. In addition, the company also delivered 11 BEAST Type D all-electric school buses, and five EV Star passenger vans that have ADA features.

The EV Star Cab & Chassis from the company is an electric platform that can be customized to meet various applications. The chassis and cab come with an imposing payload of 7000 pounds, with a range of up to 150 miles and are designed to meet the different requirements of a range of customers. The EV Star is available with different batteries, based on the specific application. It offers a variety of incentives from the federal government as well as state governments to encourage its adoption.