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School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2026


DATA, STATISTICS AND TRENDS


ELECTRIC POWERTRAIN OPTIONS IC BUS


Electric CE Series (Type C)


Passenger Capacity: Up to 78 Wheelbase Options: 217 in, 254 in, 276 in, or 289 in Direct Drive Motor: 650-volt, 6-phase permanent magnet motor Peak Power: 255 kW or 342 hp Powertrain Batteries & Range Options: 210 kWh (135 miles) / 315 kWh (200+ miles) Charging: Standard AC and DCFC charging ready Braking: 3-Level Driver Selectable Regenerative Braking GVWR: 31,000-35,000 lbs


MICRO BIRD G5 Electric by Micro Bird (Type A)


Seating Capacity: Up to 30 passengers GVWR: 14,500 lbs Battery Capacity: 140 kWh or 175 kWh Range: Up to 200 miles Battery Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate battery (LFP) Charging capacity: 19.2 kW AC / Up to 140 kW DC Peak Power: 250 kw (335 hp) Over The Air (O.T.A) Capabilities: Standard Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Capable: Standard


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