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Odyne and EnerDel Partner on Battery Supply
Odyne Systems, LLC announced a multi-year agreement with EnerDel, Inc., to provide EnerDel’s PE500-403 Vigor + units for use in Odyne’s hybrid and electric systems for medium- and heavy-duty trucks.

Odyne develops and sells hybrid drive systems for medium- and heavy-duty trucks. The system allows trucks more than 14,000 pounds to have substantially lower fuel consumption among other benefits.
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Odyne Systems, LLC announced a multi-year agreement with EnerDel, Inc., a manufacturer of lithium-ion battery packs, to provide EnerDel’s PE500-403 Vigor + units for use in Odyne’s hybrid and electric systems for medium- and heavy-duty trucks.
“EnerDel is excited to have Odyne as our newest partner using our Vigor+ family of Li-ion battery packs,” commented Bruce Silk, Sr. Director of Business Development for EnerDel. “EnerDel is pleased to have another opportunity to showcase our Vigor+ product line and promote our culture of safety and performance.”
Odyne develops and sells hybrid drive systems for medium- and heavy-duty trucks. The system allows trucks more than 14,000 pounds to have substantially low fuel consumption, lower emissions, improved performance, quieter work site operation, and reduced operating and maintenance costs.
“Odyne is delighted to have the opportunity to work collaboratively with EnerDel. We are eager to introduce EnerDel’s battery systems on our next generation of electrification systems for medium and heavy-duty vehicles,” stated Joe Dalum, President and CEO of Odyne.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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