GreenPower EV Star Min-eBus
Built: 2018 · Series: EV Star
More machines from model year 2018
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The EV Star Min-eBus is the Min-eBus version of GreenPower's electric minibus EV Star. GreenPower was incorporated in Canada in 2010, is headquartered in Vancouver and builds electric buses; Wikipedia describes the EV Star as a minibus line that launched in 2018, with 150 to 200 miles of range per charge and seating for up to seventeen passengers. The register dates this version to 2018.
The register gives battery-electric drive as the drive. The vehicle subclass is: Class 2b-5 vocational vehicles at or below 19,500 lb gross vehicle weight rating. A US CO2 limit of 373 g/tkm is set for this subclass. Such limits apply per vehicle subclass and relate to payload and distance; they show the regulatory classification rather than the actual consumption of an individual vehicle. With an electric drive the vehicle produces no exhaust; range and charging time depend on the battery capacity and charging power of the version.
GreenPower EV Star – electric minibus and van
GreenPower Motor develops battery-electric commercial vehicles. The maker describes the EV Star as the first purpose-built, all-electric medium-duty vehicle for paratransit, micro-transit, executive shuttle, vanpool and cargo delivery. Versions exist for up to 19 passengers with wheelchair provisions as well as cargo configurations; the EV Star Cargo Plus carries up to 5,000 lb. The maker quotes up to 150 miles of range. The EV Star Plus has a 118 kWh battery and a GVWR of 14,330 lb.
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According to the manufacturer, the EV Star meets FTA requirements including Buy America and Altoona testing.
Listed in the register: EV Star, EV Star Cargo, EV Star Plus and EV Star Min-eBus.
Sources: GreenPower Motor EV Star
Technical data
Engine
| Fuel | electriccorrect |
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Origin and approval
| Sub-category | Class 2b-5 vocational vehicles at or below 19, 500 pounds GVWcorrect |
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| CO2 limit | 373 g/tkm (US)correct |
Frequently asked questions
When was the GreenPower EV Star Min-eBus built?
Production years: 2018.
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