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CLPe, Huawei Hong Kong, EcoDrive Sign MoU to Accelerate Heavy-duty Truck Electrification
CLPe, Huawei Hong Kong, and EcoDrive signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) yesterday (14th) to jointly promote the adoption of electric commercial vehicles in Hong Kong.Under ...
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CLPe, Huawei Hong Kong, and EcoDrive signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) yesterday (14th) to jointly promote the adoption of electric commercial vehicles in Hong Kong.

Under the collaboration, the three companies plan to develop a supercharging station for heavy duty electric trucks, and introduce heavy-duty electric truck models tailored to the Hong Kong market, accelerating the green transformation of the local transport and logistics sectors.

Supporting the Hong Kong Government's plan to build a public charging network with fast chargers as the backbone, the partnership will harness the expertise of each company.

CLPe will draw on its extensive experience in charging station development and operations, joining hands with Huawei Hong Kong to deploy its advanced "All Liquid Cooled Ultra Fast Charging" technology in building an ultra-fast charging station. With a maximum charging capacity of 600kW, this technology allows heavy-duty electric vehicles to charge from 20% to 80% in around 30 minutes, substantially reducing charging time and enhancing fleet efficiency.

EcoDrive will introduce heavy-duty electric truck models featuring high charging efficiency and competitive pricing, supporting Hong Kong's transport and logistics industry in its transition towards lower-carbon operations.

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