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Van Hool CX45E

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The Van Hool CX45E is an all-electric version of the 45-foot CX45 touring coach from the Belgian manufacturer Van Hool, introduced in 2019 for the North American market. It uses Proterra lithium-ion batteries, which ABC Companies, the exclusive North American dealer, lists at 676 kWh, together with a Siemens ELFA 2 traction system and a CCS-1 fast-charge port, and it recovers energy through regenerative braking. The body keeps the full-size CX platform, with seating for up to 60 passengers. A smaller CX35E was said to be in the works but had not been released. Van Hool went bankrupt in April 2024.

Facts
Year
2019 1
Propulsion
Electric 2
Engine Class
Electric motor 2
Maximum Mass (kg)
24,494 2
Comparison
Body Style
Coach or bus 1
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Source Van Hool (Wikipedia)Lead
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is a Belgian coachbuilder and manufacturer of buses, coaches, trolleybuses, and trailers.

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Source Van Hool (Wikipedia)Lead
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is a Belgian coachbuilder and manufacturer of buses, coaches, trolleybuses, and trailers.
Sources
1. Van Hool (Wikipedia)
  • CX series touring coach, CX45E
    Introduced in 2019, the CX45E is an all-electric version of the CX45, with Proterra batteries.
  • Lead
    is a Belgian coachbuilder and manufacturer of buses, coaches, trolleybuses, and trailers.
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2. ABC Companies: ABC Companies: Van Hool CX45E Motorcoach
ABC Companies
  • Overview, powertrain
    The CX45E uses a battery-electric propulsion system designed for zero tailpipe emissions during vehicle operation.
  • FAQ, drive system
    Siemens ELFA 2 electric traction technology
  • Specifications, gross vehicle weight rating
    54,000 lbs
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