BorgWarner New Energy (Xiangyang) Co., Ltd. has announced a collaboration with global industrial real estate company Goodman Group, and zero-emission long-haul truck developer Windrose Technology.
They will jointly develop 960kW fast-charging infrastructure for electric long-haul trucks for Goodman’s properties in China.
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In the first half of 2024, the parties will test and establish the first pilot charging station at Goodman Citylink near Beijing.
This fast-charging technology enables Windrose long-haul EV truck to replenish around 400km of range in under 36 minutes, and is a critical part of the decarbonisation strategy of Decathlon China.
Wen Han, founder and CEO of Windrose said: “I’m deeply respectful of the enormity of our vision of bring zero-emission long-haul trucks to China, Europe, US, and other parts of the world.”
The first project will be located at the Decathlon-operated warehouse in Goodman Citylink near Beijing and will reportedly be the world’s first operational megawatt-level super-charging infrastructure.
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By GlobalDataWindrose Technology is providing battery electric autonomous-ready heavy-duty truck solutions for Goodman China’s customers.
Mr Han continued: “We recognise that we can only achieve this by standing on the shoulder of giants, thus truly fortunate to be working with industry leaders such as Decathlon, Goodman Group, and BorgWarner.”
