Introducing the International Electric MV series, bringing knowledge and years of experience with technology and infrastructure to deliver customers an electric solution. We will be your partner through the whole electric vehicle transition.
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- 135 mile range
- 3 levels of regenerative braking
- AC/DC charging and capability with up to 125kWh DC fast charge
- VTG capability and a new full digital display
- GVWR – 25,999 and 33,000 lbs.
- Axle Configurations – 4×2
- 12V Liftgate – Available
- Wheelbase Options – 217”, 236”, 254”, 272”
- Battery System – High voltage – 210kWh Lithium Iron Phosphate with dedicated HVAC system, 608 volt operating system
- Motor – Direct Drive Electric Motor, peak motor torque – 1,700 ft-lbs, continuous motor torque – 738 ft-lbs
We will work with you on everything from creating route simulations, finding funding and grants, to providing EV requirements and efficiencies data.
We will provide support for charging solutions through site planning and engineering, charging kits for both AC and DC charger installations, installation and site management, and charging equipment certification with vehicles and infrastructure financing. As the dealer, we are installing charging stations at our locations. Kalamazoo currently has both a fast charge station and a portable charging station.
We create a more connected network between fleets, dealers, charging, and customers. OnCommand Connection creates customized vehicle health reports, current state of charge, plug-in status, range, tire pressure, to name a few.
There are environmentally friendly options to reuse and recycle end-of-life zero-emission vehicle batteries.
FAQ
What access network / software is the Kalamazoo DCFC charger using?
In-Control. In-Charge (ICE, In-Charge Energy) is the parent company of the In-Control software.
Where can I find a charging station?
There are apps specifically designed to help you find charging stations, such as Plug Share, Open Charge, ChargeHub, Chargeway, and others.
What is the electrical power and charging speed of the In-Charge DCFC charger?
The charger is a 350 kW DC fast charger (DCFC) that is suitable to charge the eMV, electric IC Bus, and electric class 8 trucks.
Both the eMV and the standard range IC bus can be charged from 0% to 100% in under 2 hours on the charger.
How do I determine if an electric truck is right for my fleet?
You can discuss with one of our sales team members. You can also try out the TCO (total cost of ownership) calculator.
What is regenerative braking?
One reason today’s electric trucks and buses can achieve such impressive range is regenerative braking technology. Instead of using friction from the brake rotors (which is wasted energy) to slow the vehicle, under moderate braking, electric trucks and buses use the electric motor to slow down, while at the same time, charging the battery.
The vehicles from International® and IC Bus® take this concept a step further by employing three levels of driver-selectable regenerative braking:
Level 1 – provides similar stopping capabilities to a traditional automatic transmission vehicle.
Level 2 – provides a moderate amount of regenerative braking.
Level 3 – allows for one-pedal style driving and will slow the vehicle to a few miles per hour with the driver using the service brake to bring the vehicle to a complete stop.
How long do the batteries last?
Although factors such as battery composition, temperature, charging rate, etc., affect EV battery performance, it is not unusual for them to last the life of the vehicle. For additional peace of mind, International and IC Bus electric vehicles offer extended battery warranties.
What is the warranty on an International eMV?
Chassis – 2 years, unlimited miles
Drive Battery – 5 years, 100,000 miles
Drive Motor – 5 years, 100,000 miles
Drive Charger & Cables – 5 years, 100,000 miles
Steering Pump/Air Compressor – 1 year, unlimited miles
*Warranty is not prorated
*Extended warranty is available
What is the maintenance schedule?
Coolant Flush – 5 year
Filter changes on air compressor – 1 year
Standard brake system maintenance schedules
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