GreenPower Motor Company (GPV) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
8 May, 2026Market opportunity and industry trends
Over 490,000 school buses operate in the U.S., with more than 90% still running on diesel, presenting a significant electrification opportunity.
State mandates in New York and California are accelerating electric school bus adoption, with combined market opportunities of $25 billion.
Even a 1% replacement of diesel buses represents a $1.3 billion annual revenue opportunity.
Demand for electric school buses is expected to exceed industry production capabilities for years.
Product portfolio and competitive positioning
Offers both Class 4 Type A (Nano BEAST) and Class 8 Type D (BEAST) all-electric, purpose-built school buses.
Delivered over 700 Class 4 EV Star models and approximately 900 vehicles in total, generating $90 million in revenue over the past three years.
Only OEM with both Class 4 and Class 8 all-electric school buses, with state contracts and orders in multiple U.S. states.
EV Star platform offers up to 150 miles range and 7,000 lb. carrying capacity, with multiple upfit options.
Health, environmental, and operational benefits
Electric school buses reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve air quality, and lower health costs by $11,800 per bus.
Each electric bus eliminates 334 tonnes of greenhouse gases and is equivalent to removing 23 passenger vehicles from the road.
Zero-emission buses improve respiratory health, cognitive performance, and reduce absenteeism among students.
Electric buses are quieter, reducing noise pollution and supporting positive mental health.
Latest events from GreenPower Motor Company
- Record $39.3M revenue, 222 vehicles delivered, and strong growth in school bus and EV sales.GPV
Q4 202430 Mar 2026 - Revenue up 35% to $7.2M; improved margins and facility consolidation boost efficiency.GPV
Q3 202530 Mar 2026 - Revenue up 78% to $5.3M as school bus production, deliveries, and financing accelerate growth.GPV
Q2 202530 Mar 2026 - Revenue fell 83% and net loss widened, with ongoing liquidity and going concern risks.GPV
Q1 202530 Mar 2026 - Net loss narrowed, but revenue fell and going concern risk remains amid financing challenges.GPV
Q2 202630 Mar 2026 - Q3 revenue rose to $8.5M, net income hit $4.2M, and major recapitalization was completed.GPV
Q3 20266 Mar 2026 - Resale of up to 13.8M shares highlights ongoing losses, dilution risk, and reliance on incentives.GPV
Registration filing23 Feb 2026 - Robust school bus order book, positive margins, and state-driven growth position for near-term profitability.GPV
Status Update3 Feb 2026 - Electric school bus demand and $60M order book drive growth as production resumes post-tariffs.GPV
Status Update23 Nov 2025