Phoenix Motorcars and Pegasus Specialty Vehicles Enter Partnership to Develop Type A Electric School Buses
Phoenix Motor Inc. (Nasdaq: PEV) has partnered with Pegasus Specialty Vehicles to develop at least 300 Type A electric school buses over three years for the North American market. Phoenix will supply the electric drivetrain chassis, while Pegasus handles final assembly. This partnership aligns with Phoenix's 'asset light' business model and aims to meet the growing demand for zero-emission vehicles. The agreement reflects a strategic move to enhance market presence in the electric school bus segment, as more districts seek electrification.
- Strategic partnership with Pegasus to develop 300 electric school buses, enhancing market growth.
- Phoenix's responsibility for electric drivetrain chassis boosts their manufacturing capabilities.
- Risks associated with the ability to scale production and meet demand within the projected timeline.
- Dependence on future market acceptance of electric buses could impact sales.
Agreement targets at least 300 school buses over the next three years
The agreement targets a minimum of 300 Type A school buses to be built within the next three years, with Phoenix being responsible for providing the electric drivetrain chassis and Pegasus for providing the final vehicle assembly including the body and cab. Phoenix and Pegasus will launch commercial sales & marketing activities promoting Phoenix-electrified Pegasus Orion Type A School Buses across
“We are delighted to have formed this partnership with a company of Pegasus’ caliber to support the execution of Phoenix’s next stage of growth,” Dr.
“When we started Pegasus, our goal was to be able to offer multiple EV options for our dealers and customers. By partnering with
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