Beulah Signs Historic Agreement with Qatar's Ecotranzit
Top News According to Jun Biuco, Chief Operations Officer for Beulah, by 2030, 80% of passenger cars in the Philippines will be powered electrically, and, by 2040, almost all cars are already powered by electric cars. Transport experts predict that over the next decade, users of car-sharing systems may increase several times to over a […]
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According to Jun Biuco, Chief Operations Officer for Beulah, by 2030, 80% of passenger cars in the Philippines will be powered electrically, and, by 2040, almost all cars are already powered by electric cars. Transport experts predict that over the next decade, users of car-sharing systems may increase several times to over a million people, and vehicle fleets to over four times, compared to today’s thousands, Nadia Arroyo agreed, President of Beulah. The Ecotranzit facility assembly line in China, Morroco, and Kazakstan are gearing up for the upcoming purchase orders. EcoTranzit and Beula are also positioned to capture a greater share of the fast-growing market with the ability to quickly ramp up assembly as needed.In 2024, Ecotranzit expects to commence distribution of other models that will incorporate advanced engineering and battery proprietary technology from modular and future-forward styling as well as telematics and performance data. Transport Cooperative together with Beulah is constantly solving the complexity of fleet management by bringing together high-performance program applications. Ecotranzit features an internet-connected telemetry device that collects data between e-buses and customers to improve on-demand availability, visibility, and maintenance. Customers can use a portal to remotely adjust their customer settings before riding and even view reports on the driver’s performance when the ride is complete.
According to Jun Biuco, Chief Operations Officer for Beulah, by 2030, 80% of passenger cars in the Philippines will be powered electrically, and, by 2040, almost all cars are already powered by electric cars. Transport experts predict that over the next decade, users of car-sharing systems may increase several times to over a million people, and vehicle fleets to over four times, compared to today’s thousands, Nadia Arroyo agreed, President of Beulah.
The Ecotranzit facility assembly line in China, Morroco, and Kazakstan are gearing up for the upcoming purchase orders. EcoTranzit and Beula are also positioned to capture a greater share of the fast-growing market with the ability to quickly ramp up assembly as needed.
In 2024, Ecotranzit expects to commence distribution of other models that will incorporate advanced engineering and battery proprietary technology from modular and future-forward styling as well as telematics and performance data.
Transport Cooperative together with Beulah is constantly solving the complexity of fleet management by bringing together high-performance program applications. Ecotranzit features an internet-connected telemetry device that collects data between e-buses and customers to improve on-demand availability, visibility, and maintenance. Customers can use a portal to remotely adjust their customer settings before riding and even view reports on the driver’s performance when the ride is complete.
