Equipmake strengthens its position in electric bus drivetrain technology

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Equipmake’s drivetrain technology is being used in Agrale electric buses in Buenos Aires, giving investors a clear example of how the company’s systems can be applied in real public transport operations.

The Agrale MT17.0e uses Equipmake’s Zero Emission Drivetrain, a modular electric powertrain platform designed for buses and other commercial vehicles. For investors, the key point is that Equipmake is not only supplying individual components, it is providing an integrated system that includes its electric motor, inverter, batteries, control technology and thermal management.

Bus operators need electric vehicles that can be matched to specific routes, duty cycles and charging requirements. Equipmake’s platform is designed to be configured around those needs, which can reduce adoption risk for fleet operators and improve the case for wider deployment.

The Buenos Aires application also gives the company exposure to a market where public transport electrification is becoming increasingly relevant. Electric buses need to perform reliably in daily service, not just in limited trials. By powering Agrale’s MT17.0e, Equipmake is showing how its technology can support zero-emission buses in an operational urban setting.

Equipmake Holdings plc (AQSE:EQIP) delivers lightweight, high‑performance electric propulsion systems – designed, integrated, and rigorously tested to meet the exacting demands of next‑generation technology.

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