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Ceat Tyres had Launched Electric Vechicle Tyres For Electric Buses

Ceat Tyres had Launched Electric Tyres For Electric Buses

Ceat Tyres has launched their new Electric Vechicle tyres that are specially designed for electric buses. The new Ceat Winenergy X3-R tyres are now available in 295/80R22.5 and 255/70R22.5 and deliver 30 percent advanced mileage, 30 percent improved rolling resistance, and 50 percent decline in tyre noise as compared to regular tyres. In the research and development (R&D) process, Ceat Tyres has considered an electric bus’s exact requirements and characteristics. For example, an EV bus has an eager torque delivery and is ready with a heavier battery pack. Considering these aspects, the tyres have been considered to offer a smooth, cushioned ride on city roads which are pretty often in a state of disorder.

 

“Indian cities can look ahead to the further deployment of electric buses which provide a sustainable, air and noise pollution-free transit for commuters. With the launch of CEAT’s WINENERGY X3-R Electric Vechicle (EV) tyres, we are satisfied to offer tyres specifically designed for our EV OEMs and help make urban transport cost-effective, cleaner, and smoother,” said by Arnab Banerjee, COO and CEAT.

The tyre has an all-steel tubeless construction with a robust casing catering to the high torque deliverance. It also has EVST, giving better stiffness and tyre grip, FaF to dampen noise, and BRIC-T to defend against tread buckling. The tyres have a circuit design, more comprehensive contact, and unbreakable sidewalls, improving traction and reducing tyre damage. Furthermore, these EV tyres fit all axle positions.

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