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2. Proterra (bus manufacturer) - Wikipedia

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   The partnerships with other bus OEMs led Proterra to announce in August 2019 the Proterra Powered initiative, which supports OEMs that are interested in using Proterra's battery-electric drivetrain for heavy-duty commercial vehicles. [41] [42] In November 2023, Proterra's battery business was acquired by Swedish truck maker Volvo for $210 ...

3. Proterra ZX5 - Wikipedia

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   Each of the three battery options is also offered with one of two drivetrains, which Proterra brands DuoPower or ProDrive. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] The standard ZX5 model, with a 220 kWh energy storage system (corresponding to the previous Catalyst XR model), can travel up to 125 or 120 mi (201 or 193 km) (for the 35 ft or 40 ft models, respectively) on a ...

4. Category:Proterra vehicles - Wikipedia

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5. Electric bus maker Proterra files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...

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   Electric bus and truck maker Proterra says it is seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from a federal court in Delaware. The Burlingame, California, company is a big supplier of buses to ...

6. UnitedHealth raises concerns over Bill Ackman's post on X ...

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   (Reuters) - UnitedHealth has reached out to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about billionaire investor Bill Ackman's now-deleted post on social media platform X that said he would take ...

7. Proterra EcoRide - Wikipedia

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   TARC EcoRide BE35, docked in overhead charger (2015). The HFC35 prototype exhibited at APTA '08 in San Diego [24] was later demonstrated in Washington, D.C. (Nov 2008) [5] and a nationwide tour in regular service was scheduled for 2009, starting in Columbia, South Carolina [15] as a football stadium shuttle for the University of South Carolina (with maintenance, refueling, and charging at ...