Cummins and GILLIG Unveil new Battery Electric Bus

EIN 22 CS International Gillig Bus 400

May 23, 2019

GILLIG and Cummins announced on May 21st that the GILLIG zero-emission battery electric bus, powered by Cummins, is now available.

 “With more than 200 years of combined experience, GILLIG and Cummins have a long history of collaborating to adopt new technologies and innovate power solutions for transit applications. This new offering is continued evidence of our commitment to do so,” said Derek Maunus, GILLIG President and CEO.

The zero-emission battery electric bus incorporates the Cummins electrified powertrain, which features remote diagnostics and over-the-air connectivity and is backed by Cummins’ unparalleled support network and service training programs. The bus initially incorporates the standard 444 kWh battery capacity (six packs) and supports charging interoperability via industry standards. Variants will include a 35’ version and opportunity charging.

“Cummins is incredibly proud to bring a best-in-class fully electric bus solution to market with GILLIG,” said Julie Furber, Vice President-Electrified Power, Cummins. “Our Battery Electric System is another example of Cummins unrelenting commitment to quality, dependable products. We’re deeply committed to understanding our customers and their unique needs and providing market-leading solutions that enable their success.”

GILLIG is taking orders for the Cummins-powered battery electric bus. Sales inquiries for the bus can be directed to sales@gillig.com.

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