SOR e-buses will run on Slovak batteries

InoBat to develop and produce batteries to power electric bus fleet across Europe.

SOR e-buses will be equipped by baterries developed and produced by InoBat. SOR e-buses will be equipped by baterries developed and produced by InoBat. (Source: Courtesy of InoBat Auto)

Slovakia-based InoBat Auto, developer and producer of customised electric vehicle batteries, signed its first commercial vehicle partnership with the Czech bus and coach producer, SOR in late April. The agreement comes as SOR plans to tap into the shift to electric mobility, which is spreading throughout Europe. InoBat is expected to provide research, development and the production of battery modules, packs and battery management systems.

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“The partnership, which brings together Slovakia and the Czech Republic for the greater global aim of the electrification of transport, is an important milestone for InoBat and Europe’s commercial vehicle market,” said Marian Boček, co-founder and CEO of InoBat, as cited in the press release.

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