"Build your dreams" or Build Your Dream, BYD stands, is the Chinese battery manufacturer that also produces electric and hybrid vehicles. We spoke several times of the car Electric E6 (pictured below) that should be marketed in the U.S. through a partnership of Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway (*), now we talk about the new home of BYD in the form of an all electric bus powered by a system of PV panels located on the touch with the ability to recharge batteries in 30 minutes 50% from the mains. The normal charging time is 6 hours.
The e-bus all-electric BYD K9 (pictured right) is 12 meters long, has lithium iron phosphate, wheel motors, a speed of 70 km / h and a 'autonomy of 305 km. At the manufacturing plant of BYD Industrial Park near Changsha, Hunan, China, will produce 1,000 of these electric buses for public transport K9 of the Chinese province of Hunan, located in the middle of the course the Yangtze River and south of Dongting Lake. Incidentally the name Hunan means "south of the lake."
Further information regarding the presentation of the new medium say that emissions and K9-bus, when it is borne exclusively by the network, it is estimated that over 30 may be equivalent to traditional fuel vehicles on the roads of China. (I remember that much of China's electricity is still produced by coal-fired plants).
BYD President Wang said the BYD's dream is to help solve the problems of the world in terms of pollution and achieve the goal of reducing the incidence
dependent on oil. The e-bus K9 works just to achieve these ends, it is a great resource for the community who care environment, and when you can charge with energy generation from renewable sources by public transport can be considered completely zero emission.
(*) Berkshire Hathaway. The Berkshire Hathaway is a holding American and absolutely one of the largest in the world, its chief executive and chairman is Warren Buffett the second richest man in the world in 2009 according to Forbes. Warren Edward Buffett (Omaha, August 30, 1930) is nicknamed the Oracle of Omaha with an estimated wealth of $ 37 billion (Wikipedia).
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