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Switch E1

The Switch E1 (stylised as the SWITCH e1) is a low-floor single-decker electric bus produced by Switch Mobility since 2022. The E1 is the first vehicle to be introduced by Switch Mobility since their rebranding from Optare, and replaces the discontinued Optare Tempo SR and Optare Versa in their product range.

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Assembly
Sherburn in Elmet, Yorkshire; · Valladolid, Spain
Battery
3x high voltage lithium–nickel–manganese–cobalt oxide packs
Capacity
389 kWh
Chassis
Integral
Class
Single-decker bus
Doors
2 or 3

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Switch E1

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples26
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Switch E1

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Plug-in charging · 3
Switch E1 → AC up to 44 kW, 7 hours, CCS2 connector;, DC up to 150 kW, 3 hours
Assembly · 2
Switch E1 → Sherburn in Elmet, Yorkshire;, Valladolid, Spain
Kerb weight · 2
Switch E1 → 10,775 kg (10.775 t), unladen, 18,000 kg (18 t), GVW
Predecessor · 2
Switch E1 → Optare Tempo SR, Optare Versa
Battery · 1
Switch E1 → 3x high voltage lithium–nickel–manganese–cobalt oxide packs
Capacity · 1
Switch E1 → 389 kWh
Chassis · 1
Switch E1 → Integral
Class · 1
Switch E1 → Single-decker bus
Doors · 1
Switch E1 → 2 or 3
Electric motor · 1
Switch E1 → 2x 125 kW ZF Electrified Powertrain Technology hubs

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e1 switch bus mobility optare electric 2022 range doors charging low-floor valladolid produced since first european two three total fitted

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Switch E1AssemblySherburn in Elmet, Yorkshire;1.00infobox
Switch E1AssemblyValladolid, Spain1.00infobox
Switch E1Battery3x high voltage lithium–nickel–manganese–cobalt oxide packs1.00infobox
Switch E1Capacity389 kWh1.00infobox
Switch E1ChassisIntegral1.00infobox
Switch E1ClassSingle-decker bus1.00infobox
Switch E1Doors2 or 31.00infobox
Switch E1Electric motor2x 125 kW ZF Electrified Powertrain Technology hubs1.00infobox
Switch E1Electric range240 mi (390 km)1.00infobox
Switch E1Floor typeLow-floor1.00infobox
Switch E1Height3.1 m (10 ft)1.00infobox
Switch E1Kerb weight10,775 kg (10.775 t), unladen1.00infobox
Switch E1Kerb weight18,000 kg (18 t), GVW1.00infobox
Switch E1LayoutRear-motor, rear-wheel drive1.00infobox
Switch E1Length12 m (39 ft)1.00infobox
Switch E1ManufacturerSwitch Mobility1.00infobox
Switch E1Plug-in chargingCCS2 connector;1.00infobox
Switch E1Plug-in chargingDC up to 150 kW, 3 hours1.00infobox
Switch E1Plug-in chargingAC up to 44 kW, 7 hours1.00infobox
Switch E1Power output250 kW (340 bhp)1.00infobox
Switch E1PredecessorOptare Tempo SR1.00infobox
Switch E1PredecessorOptare Versa1.00infobox
Switch E1Production2022-present1.00infobox
Switch E1TransmissionZF automatic1.00infobox
Switch E1Wheelbase6 m (20 ft)1.00infobox
Switch E1Width2.5 m (8.2 ft)1.00infobox

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