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The LionD Type D electric school bus has seating capacity for 83 children and a range of up to 155 miles on a single charge.
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President Marc Bedard tells Journal de Montreal that the company “wanted the most energy efficient bus possible, and this project is materializing itself.” A feasibility study has been completed, and a prototype is set to be revealed in the spring, with Bedard noting that the company would ultimately like to produce 2,000 buses that would be sold on a 10-year scale.
Read More →The operator will begin running a total of 14 LionC buses in Montreal's North Shore starting in 2019.
Read More →Transportation provider Schmitty & Sons collaborates with two electricity cooperatives to deploy an all-electric school bus this fall.
Read More →With the delivery of the LionC buses, Twin Rivers Unified School District has expanded the electric-powered portion of its fleet by 25%.
Read More →The Los Angeles Unified School District receives its first of 10 LionC electric school buses from The Lion Electric Co.
Read More →As electric buses become a more feasible option for pupil transporters, operators in the U.S. and Canada are noting various benefits, including charging efficiency, fuel savings, and the need for consistent maintenance training.
Read More →The electric buses from The Lion Electric Co. are part of Prince Edward Island’s Sustainable Transportation Action Plan, which includes the goal of transitioning the province's 332 school buses to electric.
Read More →The Lion Electric bus was purchased for Mount Desert Island High School in part with funds from a Volkswagen Emissions Fraud Settlement Grant.
Read More →The LionC bus at Bend-La Pine Schools can travel up to 125 miles when fully charged.
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