Phoenix Motorcars builds third-gen electric powertrain products at CA facility

Phoenix Motorcars builds third-gen electric powertrain products at CA facility

The new liquid-cooled battery pack is modular, coming in 63, 94, 125 and 156kWh configurations.

Phoenix Motorcars has begun series production of its first third-generation drivetrain products. The first three units were recently completed out of its Ontario facility.

The third generation boasts the largest battery pack and longest range currently available in Class 4 vehicles, the company says, lending itself to shuttle buses, service trucks, utility trucks, flatbed trucks, cargo trucks and delivery options. The new liquid-cooled battery pack is modular, coming in 63, 94, 125 and 156kWh configurations.

Phoenix launched its first electric drivetrain in 2009 and sold its first commercial EV in 2014.

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