Solaris Bus & Coach has signed a new contract with the Municipality of Gdańsk for the delivery of 30 electric buses, including 18 12-metre vehicles and 12 articulated Solaris Urbino 18 electric buses.

The fleet will enter operation with Gdańskie Autobusy i Tramwaje upon delivery, which is scheduled to be complete by September 2026.

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Delivery of the 30 vehicles is expected to be complete by September 2026

Delivery of the 30 vehicles is expected to be complete by September 2026The Solaris Urbino 12 electric models provided will be equipped with 600 kWh batteries, whilst the articulated vehicles will feature energy storage systems capable of providing up to 800 kWh.

The levels of capacity offered aim to provide high operability on a single charge, which will be carried out using a plug-in connector. Each vehicle will be fitted with two charging sockets, above the front right wheel arch and one on the left side of the bus.

Each of the buses will also feature a modular drive system allowing the placement of drive components on the roof, optimising passenger space and capacity, with the 12-metre model capable of carrying up to 70 passengers whilst the articulated versions will be able to carry up to 107 passengers.

The vehicles will be fully low-floor, air conditioned and comply with all safety standards, including GSR2 requirements. Key on-board systems include driver distraction and fatigue monitoring, pedestrian and cycling warning systems and driver assistance systems such as an intelligent speed assistant and modern electric mirrors.

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