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Pangea part of electric vehicle research project

Vancouver-based bus maker will work with technology incubator

By Gordon Oliver, Columbian Business Editor
Published: January 7, 2016, 1:30pm
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David Boyd, director of design and development for Pangea Motors drives a prototype electric vehicle in downtown Vancouver in 2013. Pangea and GET are developing a vehicle to replace older gas powered vehicles in the Philippines.
David Boyd, director of design and development for Pangea Motors drives a prototype electric vehicle in downtown Vancouver in 2013. Pangea and GET are developing a vehicle to replace older gas powered vehicles in the Philippines. (The Columbian files) Photo Gallery

Pangea Motors, the tiny, Vancouver-based electric bus maker with ambitions to improve public transportation in congested cities, will be part of a research-and-development project for low-cost electrical vehicle fleets that will take place at a new Portland technology incubator operated by the British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover.

This new partnership between the innovation incubator and technology innovation startup urban.systems,

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