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Urbino 12 electric with modular drive


INNOVATIVE PROPULSION DESIGN
The new Solaris electric bus has been designed without a conventional engine compartment, as it features a modular drive system with components placed on the roof and at the rear of the vehicle. This solution offers several advantages:
- Maximizes passenger capacity
- Facilitates maintenance and servicing
- Provides ergonomic use of roof space.
This model of the Urbino 12 electric has 35 seating places, of which 14 are accessible from a low floor. The configurations allow for various arrangements to optimize passenger flow and comfort. Depending on the configuration, the new Urbino 12 electric can accommodate up to 41 seated passengers, which is an increase of 7 compared to the previous version.
The total maximum passenger capacity (standing + seated) is up to 100 people.




"I am proud to see the success of our Solaris Urbino 12 electric bus, which is a solution for sustainable public transport and contributes to the improvement of quality of life in many European cities . As a leader in the European market for zero-emission buses, including both electric and hydrogen options, we firmly believe that this is the future of public transport"
Javier Iriarte
CEO of Solaris Bus & Coach
LEADING THE WAY IN ZERO-EMISSION BUSES
Solaris stands as a market leader in zero-emission buses, both electric and hydrogen. The company has delivered more zero-emission buses to European cities than any other manufacturer. These 3,074 buses have contributed to nearly 14% of all zero-emission vehicles on European streets.
The producer offers an extensive portfolio that includes electric buses available in five different lengths, all of which can be configured flexibly to meet the specific needs of operators. With a wide range of battery options, components, and charging systems, Solaris provides turnkey solutions and comprehensive after-sales support.
To date, Solaris has delivered over 5,500 electric and hydrogen buses as well as trolleybuses to more than 200 cities across Europe, driving the future of sustainable urban transport.