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In addition, the G5e supports Vehi- cle-to-Grid (V2G) capability allowing the bus to not only charge from the grid, it also feeds energy back into it when needed. For our clients, this opens op- portunities to reduce energy costs and participate in grid resiliency programs, turning downtime into real value. It’s a forward-thinking feature that aligns with sustainability goals and positions elec- tric fleets as active players in the energy ecosystem.


SMARTER. SAFER. SIMPLER. A powerful bus is only as good as the team behind it. That’s why Micro Bird pairs technology with support:


That kind of range means fewer charging stops, less downtime, and


more flexibility for school districts especially in rural or extended-route areas where predictability is essential. And because school buses operate in various weather conditions, our liquid-cooled battery system ensures temperature consistency, even during rapid charging or in harsh climates.


DESIGNED FOR SCHOOLS NEEDS When designing the new G5e we collaborated with School transpor-


tation teams and our dealership network to better understand what was needed to make electrification more viable: predictable performance, robust safety features, easy maintenance, and a support system they can count on. That’s why our approach to electrification doesn’t stop at technology.


It’s about building a complete ecosystem from local personalized service, training and analyzing performance which makes the shift to electric feel natural and sustainable.


REAL WORLD POWER What powers the G5e isn’t just next-gen – it’s made for the long haul:


600V HV Architecture Higher voltage = lower current = more efficient energy use. That means longer range, lighter wiring, and lower energy costs.


LFP Battery Chemistry Safer, more stable, and with more life cycles than other solutions. Per- fect for the unique demands of student transportation.


Liquid Cooling System Our battery system is also equipped with an active thermal manage-


ment system. It keeps batteries at the right temperature, whether it’s working in blazing heat or freezing temps. We’re offering reliability you can schedule around.


Built-in Telematics (Over-the-Air Updates) Get real-time insight into route perfor- mance, battery health, and preventative maintenance with our integrated dash- board. Less downtime, more control.


Comprehensive Training From drivers to mechanics, we provide hands-on training that ensures your team knows exactly how to operate and main- tain the G5e safely.


Local Support that Shows Up From coast to coast, our certified dealer and service network ensures you’re never far from expert support. Our EV-ready technicians are trained specifically on the G5e platform which means quick diagnostics, efficient repairs, and less downtime.


NEW BUS – NEW STANDARD For almost 60 years, Micro Bird has been leading the Type A school bus segment. With the G5e, we’re not just building buses – we’re participating in the future of sustainability. Whether you’re navigating mountain


roads, cold-weather routes, or long-dis- tance rural circuits, the G5e gives you the confidence to electrify with real results.


Ready to take the next step toward electrification? Let’s hit the road together. [https://www.microbird.com/g5-electric]


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