Electric Buses Will Take Over Half the World Fleet by 2025
The number of electric buses will triple within seven years, and virtually all of them will be in China.
By Mark Chediak
February 1, 2018 5:00 AM EST Corrected February 6, 2018 3:13 PM EST
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...c-buses-will-take-over-half-the-world-by-2025
Big Question: Do they use NdFeB-based PMM?
They won't help Lynas if they don't. They certainly don't have speakers or power windows. Two power doors, but does anyone think the really need the downsizing or lightweighting?
When it comes to EVs of any size, NdFeB demand growth is pretty-much all about their traction motors.
The one bus I am certain uses NdFeB is Byd, because of their in-hub motor design.
For purposes of comparison:
Empty transit bus curb weights range from 20,000-33,000 pounds (9,000-15,000 kg)
Empty tractor-trailers 30,000-35,000 (13,600-15,900 kg)
Semis have to plan for significantly heavier duty.
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