To advance environmental sustainability and reduce carbon emissions, a growing number of countries worldwide are intensifying their efforts to promote the use of commercial vehicles. It’s noteworthy that major corporations, who have a significant responsibility to reduce emissions, are actively supporting the electrification of logistics and transportation operations.
In China, commercial vehicles have already broken through the “vehicle-electricity separation” business model and have achieved widespread adoption of a universal battery across all models, which can reduce vehicle costs by nearly fifty percent. This approach addresses the problem of battery degradation and enhances the operational efficiency of electric commercial vehicles, creating vast market potential.
Battery swapping in commercial vehicles holds great potential in regions with limited access to new energy vehicles and outdated infrastructure, such as charging stations. This approach has multiple benefits, such as increased efficiency, lower expenses, improved flexibility, and increased safety.
Task 48 will held an online expert workshop on Battery swapping in Commercial Vehicles to discuss the current market situation and the prospects of commercial vehicle battery swapping mode and promote its development.