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Ministry of Transport Targets
New heavy-truck sales to be 40% electric; total fleet to reach 20% electric (~1.6 million vehicles); 3,000 charging/battery-swap stations built; 80% electrification on selected short-haul Beijing routes.
CATL's Forecast
CATL predicts that up to half of China’s heavy-truck sales could be electric, driven by fast-moving supply chains.
Beiben Unveils Electric Dump Truck
Beiben Trucks demonstrated a new electric dump truck with 200–250 km range and claimed 22-minute charge, powered by EVE Energy batteries.
Market Milestone
Electric models made up nearly a third of China’s new heavy-truck sales, up sharply from niche levels.
China’s Ministry of Transport has set a systemic target of 40% electric new heavy-truck sales by 2030, tied to 3,000 charging stations and route-specific mandates. The plan treats electrification as a freight-system overhaul, not just a vehicle swap, potentially slashing emissions from one of the hardest-to-decarbonize sectors.
Source: Michael Barnard (us) · CleanTechnica
