Hangzhou uses the first batch of new energy electric vehicle batteries

On August 13, it was learned from Hangzhou Westlake Electronics Group that the first batch of 300 boxes of new-generation fast-changing battery boxes independently developed by Xihu Electronic Group had entered the private rental electric vehicle replacement station system in Hangzhou, of which 140 sets of battery boxes had entered each Change station.

West Lake Electronics related person in charge, this year in July, this named BL-8063JA-type pure electric passenger car quick change battery box through the National Motor Vehicle Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center (Shanghai) certification, becoming the first pass in Zhejiang Province State-authority inspection agency certified power battery group products. In August, the first batch of 300 boxes of new-generation quick-change battery boxes were put into operation, among which 140 sets of battery boxes entered various transformer stations.

"The pure electric car has no electricity. You don't need to spend three or five hours to recharge. Simply switch to a nearby charge station and replace it with a new one for about 10 minutes," said Zhang Ping, spokesman for Xihu Electronic Group. The first batch of 30 citizens who have leased electric cars privately has been able to replace a new generation of fast-changing battery boxes at various substations in Hangzhou. The use of a new generation of electric vehicles in electric vehicles, full power can exercise about 80 kilometers, compared to the first generation of batteries, driving mileage increased by more than 30%.

It is understood that Hangzhou, as a "double pilot" city for national new energy vehicles, is the first large-scale city to implement large-scale "exchange mode" operation in China and even in the world, in addition to the first practice and promotion of "private leasing" business model. .

According to related technical personnel, if the temperature, voltage, and current of the power battery are abnormal, the back-end system developed by the group can clearly know where each rental car is located, how much power it has, and whether the battery performance is normal. Such as, to facilitate the timely detection of problems, and push the information to the owner.

It is understood that, in addition to the battery industry, the West Lake Electronics Group plans to build a "smart charge station" integrating the functions of a three-dimensional garage and a charge-and-replace power station at the end of this year.