Applications
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Applications
Heavy Duty Vehicles (HDV) | Pack Size & Durability
Battery sizes in heavy vehicles will depend mainly on usage cycle and gross vehicle weight Heavy Duty Battery Durability Durability requirements for Heavy Duty will be considerably higher than for light duty, impacting chemistry, cooling, charging and warranty. High annual distances will require higher level (MCS) charging which will also impact durability. A UN battery durability regulation for both light duty (legislation drafted GTR 22) and heavy duty (proposals being developed under WP 29) is being developed. Heavy Duty battery durability starting point is GTR 22. Key metrics will included:
% of SOCE (State-of Certified Energy) retained
X years of Service (varies by weight category 8-15 years)
Y Mileage (km)
Unit Sales 2023/2030
Source: KGP-GlobalData Commercial Vehicle Powertrain Forecast November 2023, UNECE
HDV metrics also being considered:
PTO Energy Throughput
Total Energy Throughput
Capacity Throughput Testing schedule
Standardized Charging
Cycle test method
Extracted from the PDF; charts and images may read imperfectly.
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