Collaboration Aims to Revolutionize Sustainable Logistics with Advanced EV Infrastructure
In a significant push toward greener transportation, TELD, a leading provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions in China, has announced an intensified collaboration with Shacman, a major manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks. The partnership focuses on creating a comprehensive smart charging ecosystem tailored for new energy heavy-duty trucks, marking a key step in advancing sustainable logistics and reducing carbon emissions in the commercial vehicle sector.
TELD, renowned for its extensive network of charging stations and innovative energy management technologies, is joining forces with Shacman, which specializes in producing robust trucks for industries like construction, mining, and long-haul freight. Together, they plan to integrate cutting-edge features such as intelligent charging algorithms, real-time data analytics, and seamless vehicle-to-grid (V2G) connectivity. This ecosystem will not only optimize charging efficiency but also support fleet operators in managing energy costs and extending vehicle battery life.
The initiative comes at a time when the global shift to new energy vehicles is accelerating, driven by environmental regulations and the need for cost-effective alternatives to fossil fuels. According to the companies’ joint statement, the collaboration will involve expanding charging infrastructure across key industrial hubs in China, with plans for scalable models that could extend internationally. Shacman trucks equipped with TELD’s smart systems will feature predictive maintenance tools, allowing drivers to locate optimal charging points and monitor energy usage on the go.
“This deepened cooperation is about more than just charging—it’s about building a resilient, eco-friendly foundation for the future of heavy-duty transport,” noted a TELD executive. “By combining our expertise, we’re empowering businesses to transition smoothly to sustainable operations.”
Industry experts highlight the potential impact on the metals and mining sectors, where heavy-duty trucks play a critical role. “As demand for electric vehicles grows, partnerships like this could drive down operational costs and boost adoption rates,” said automotive analyst Dr. Li Wei. “It’s a win-win for efficiency and the environment.”
The project aligns with broader goals in China’s green energy agenda, including targets for carbon neutrality by 2060. Both companies have committed to ongoing research and development, with pilot programs already underway in select regions. Stakeholders in the logistics industry are watching closely, as successful implementation could set new standards for EV integration in commercial fleets.
For more details on this evolving partnership, visit the official websites of TELD and Shacman. As the world moves toward electrification, innovations like this underscore the importance of collaborative efforts in tackling climate challenges.
