Yutong Bus: A Pioneering Year in 2024
Yutong Bus, a prominent Asian manufacturer of commercial vehicles, entered 2024 with a strong vision for international expansion and innovative technology advancements. This year proved pivotal as the company continued to elevate its global footprint while introducing cutting-edge bus technologies. Yutong achieved a remarkable milestone, selling
46,918 buses, which translates to an impressive
28.48% year-on-year revenue growth. This success highlights Yutong's strategic focus on both electrification and intelligent networking functions.
The company participated in key events across countries such as
Mexico, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia, where it unveiled several new technologies. Among these were the
Dual-Mode Transmission (DMT) hybrid system, the latest models in the C series bus line, and a range of advances in sustainable transport solutions, including the
DMT Hybrid H10 Bus.
In 2024, Yutong further established its international presence by expanding its network, showcasing its manufacturing capabilities and research expertise, particularly in new energy technologies. A significant addition to its global strategy was the opening of a new facility in
Qatar, which emphasizes the production of new energy bus units. By the end of 2024, Yutong will operate
16 localized manufacturing plants around the world.
Demonstrating its commitment to corporate social responsibility, Yutong took actions to assist communities affected by natural disasters, such as delivering essential goods to local residents in Kazakhstan following severe floods. During the
Green Travel Week in
Brisbane, the company raised awareness about ecological sustainability, receiving commendations for its efforts in supporting women and children through various charitable activities.
Yutong, in collaboration with the British firm
Pelican, kicked off a tree planting initiative in the UK, emphasizing their commitment to achieving
net-zero carbon emissions.
Aside from its social initiatives, Yutong secured significant international contracts in 2024, delivering:
- - 214 E12 buses to Chile
- - 250 E12 buses to Greece
- - 46 airport shuttle buses to Spain
- - 600 ZK6116HG buses to Mongolia
- - 274 hybrid buses to Mexico
- - 100 trolleybuses to Kazakhstan
- - 500 V6 light buses to Latin America
These achievements attest to the reliability and capability of Yutong buses under extreme conditions. In January 2024, an
E18PRO bus successfully traveled
374 kilometers in
Kazakhstan at a temperature of
-25°C. Additionally, the
U12 model became the first Chinese electric bus to cross the Arctic Circle. Demonstrating high efficiency, the
E11PRO model operated at
60°C, consuming only
0.74 kWh per kilometer.
In
Finland, the
T15E bus covered
609 km at
-20°C, while in
Australia, the
C12E bus managed an impressive
555 km on a single charge in October of last year.
More details regarding Yutong's innovations and future plans can be found on their
official website.
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