The Epsilon E is a fully electric bus developed by Haargaz for Dan, built on Higer’s proven local platform. As the transportation industry contributes significantly to gas emissions, the need for zero and low-emission vehicles is critical. Simultaneously, air quality, noise reduction, lower operating costs, and reduced maintenance expenses are essential considerations for public transportation. For the future of public transit, electric buses address these challenges and improve the quality of inner-city life. 

Like most electric buses, key technical components—including batteries, electrical units, and the AC system—are housed on the roof. The main design challenge was integrating these elements while preserving a clean, aerodynamic, and automotive-grade aesthetic.

To achieve this, a series of sleek covers were developed to conceal the rooftop components, resulting in a cohesive and streamlined silhouette. The design also highlights Haargaz’s signature elements, such as the elevated front windscreen, which contributes to a refined and holistic visual identity.

Epsilon E delivers a smart balance between functionality and form—designed for urban efficiency, and styled with purpose.