With eFLEXY Line and eFLEXY City, IVECO BUS is entering the M2 segment with fully electric vehicles of 6 metres. The new electric range comprises the eFLEXY City, a class A vehicle for urban operations, and the eFLEXY Line, a Class B vehicle for line, shuttle and interurban services. First deliveries of the eFLEXY Line and eFLEXY City models are scheduled for the first quarter of 2027.
Designed for everyday journeys, interurban services, local connections and shuttle operations, eFLEXY Line can carry up to 13 passengers. Its has a continuous flat floor and retractable hydraulic lift in the rear, stowed beneath the floor, to enable wheelchair access. On board the eFLEXY Line has a flexible seating layout with touring seats, 3 m2 of luggage rack and large side windows and a glazed tailgate to bring natural light into the passenger compartment. The eFLEXY City has a capacity for up to 17 passengers including seated, standing and wheelchair users depending on the configuration, a 1,200 mm side door and retractable rear hydraulic lift. Both vehicles are equipped with a 205 kW electric motor and a high-density 110 kWh battery — providing a range of more than 300 km, according to IVECO BUS. Both models can be charged in alternating current (AC) at up to 22 kW or in direct current (DC) at up to 150 kW. With fast charging, the vehicles can recover up to 80% of their capacity in under one hour. To optimise energy efficiency there are three driving
modes and four levels of regenerative braking. Also operators can adapt vehicle behaviour to traffic conditions, route profiles and service constraints. The driver has an infotainment system with touch interfaces, smartphone integration and navigation solutions. Level 2+ driver assistance systems (ADAS) and compliance with the latest European GSR requirements enhance safety for passengers, drivers and other road users. The eFLEXY Line and eFLEXY City are part of an ecosystem of connected services, shared with its eDAILY models through the eStart pack giving access to the IVECO ON portal. Features such as eRemote, eRange Assurance and Uptime Monitoring & Management enable operators to schedule charging, precondition the passenger compartment, receive proactive alerts and anticipate maintenance operations to help preserve vehicle availability. A driver app completes this ecosystem by providing drivers with key information — including vehicle status, remaining range and charging planning.