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At Câmpina, Aveuro International officially launched a range of electric minibuses, attracting representatives of the press from 17 European countries

Ana Maria Eftene

30 September 2025, 10:52

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These vehicles, with a range of up to 500 km, are available in 8+1, 13+1, and 16+1 seat configurations, being adaptable for various uses, including school transport and tourism. The models will be showcased at the Bucharest Auto Show and at an international exhibition, with the company already having delivered over 800 electric minibuses in Romania.

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Transport sustenabil made in Romania: Microbuze electrice cu autonomie de până la 500 km

Câmpina devine hub al electromobilității: lansare europeană de microbuze electrice

Microbuze electrice produse în România, lăudate de jurnaliştii din toată Europa

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