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CATL unveils new generation of truck battery with up to 1,000 km of range

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First reported by The Driven · 17 September at 8:08 am

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The Driven·EV specialists·17 September at 8:08 am

CATL unveils new generation of truck battery with up to 1,000 km of range

CATL unveils new generation vehicle battery, the Tectrans II, which it says supports up to 1,000 km of range for heavy-duty trucks and battery swapping. The post CATL unveils new generation of truck…

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The quick read

  • CATL's Tectrans II battery supports up to 1,000km of range for heavy-duty trucks.
  • The battery also supports battery swapping, allowing for faster turnaround times and reduced downtime.
  • The increased range and efficiency of the Tectrans II battery will likely lead to a surge in demand for electric heavy-duty trucks.
  • The Tectrans II battery's technology will give dealers a significant selling point, particularly among fleet operators.

For dealers: The increased range and efficiency of the Tectrans II battery will likely lead to a surge in demand for electric heavy-duty trucks, which will create new sales opportunities for Australian dealers.

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The ADME angle

The 1,000km range of the Tectrans II battery means heavy-duty truck operators can now complete long-haul routes without needing to stop and recharge, a significant improvement in efficiency and productivity.

This increased range will likely lead to a surge in demand for electric heavy-duty trucks, as operators seek to reduce their fuel costs and environmental impact.

What it means for the order bank

Australian dealers can expect a significant increase in inquiries about electric trucks, particularly from fleet operators who are looking to transition their vehicles to more sustainable options.

The Tectrans II battery's support for battery swapping will also be a major selling point, as it allows for faster turnaround times and reduced downtime for operators.

Competitor response

Other manufacturers will need to respond quickly to CATL's new battery technology, or risk being left behind in the electric truck market.

Dealers who are prepared to offer electric trucks with the Tectrans II battery will be well-positioned to capture a significant share of the market.

Taking action

This week, dealers should review their current stock and ordering processes to ensure they are prepared to meet the expected surge in demand for electric heavy-duty trucks with the Tectrans II battery.

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