Greenland Technologies to Offer Integrated Electric Drivetrain for Electric Forklifts
Greenland Technologies Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: GTEC) announced plans to offer an integrated electric drivetrain system to its forklift OEM clients, facilitating the production of electric forklifts powered by lithium batteries. This innovative system combines the transmission, driving axle, electric motor, and lithium battery into a single unit, significantly reducing development time and costs for manufacturers. The demand for this product is reportedly strong, driven by increasing environmental regulations and declining production costs in the material handling industry.
- Launching an integrated electric drivetrain system for OEMs.
- Strong initial demand for the new electric drivetrain system.
- Lower development costs and reduced time for manufacturers transitioning to electric forklifts.
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HOWELL, N.J., Nov. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Greenland Technologies Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: GTEC) ("Greenland"), a technology developer and manufacturer of forklift transmission and drivetrain systems, announced they will begin offering an integrated electric drivetrain system to its existing forklift OEM clientele to support the manufacture of electric forklifts using lithium batteries. Developed by Greenland's research and development team, this new system integrates the transmission, driving axle, electric motor and lithium battery power source into a single efficient drivetrain for OEM forklift manufacturers to develop the next generation of electric forklifts.
Greenland's new product significantly reduces the development time and effort for a forklift OEM to offer a lithium battery powered electric forklift to the market. As a fully integrated lithium powered solution the product is easy for manufacturers to develop material handling vehicles at lower costs. Initial demand by OEMs for Greenland's new powerdrive system is very strong. "Due to increasing environmental regulations and decreasing production costs, the material handling industry is at the cusp of a dramatic shift towards lithium powered solutions," said Raymond Wang, CEO of Greenland Technologies Holding Corp. "It is a great opportunity for us and we will continue innovating in clean energy technology to meet this growing demand for our clients."
The forklift industry has witnessed a major shift from traditional internal combustion powertrains to electric battery systems and lithium battery power is the next step in the forklift industry's evolution. Lithium battery systems require less maintenance, charge faster, operate more efficiently and last significantly longer than lead acid power. The cost of lithium batteries have dropped tenfold in the past decade as market trends and technology continue to improve. These factors result in a bright future for lithium battery powered innovations.
About Greenland
Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation, a British Virgin Islands company, is a developer and a manufacturer of transmission products for material handling machineries.
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