Beiben Exhibited Full Electric Tractor Head at China Manufacturing Expo

SHENYANG CITY, CHINA, October 25 /chinatrucks.com/ - On October 22, the 20th China International Equipment Manufacturing Expo (referred to as China Manufacturing Expo or CIEME) opened in Shenyang International Exhibition Center. China Manufacturing Expo is a national class exposition integrating new product display, information exchange, trading, investment negotiation and technical cooperation in the international equipment manufacturing industry. Themed with “Promote vitalization by transforming to smart manufacturing”, the Expo set up 8 exhibition halls offline, used for showcasing high-end equipment, metal molding machines, intelligent manufacturing equipment and special-purpose vehicles and much more.

The star of the Beiben exhibit in Shenyang city was the unveiling of its new energy vehicle – Beiben full electric tractor head, which attracted much attention from all parts of society participated in the Expo. 

Beiben launched three series for this full electric tractor, including standard series, comprehensive series and heavy-duty series, designed for different applications. Its low energy consumption advantages can improve the fuel economy by up to 50%. It is is fitted with Beiben V3 cab, powered by an integrated battery with both on-board battery charging and battery swapping capacity. It could soon be fully charged in under 90 minutes in charging mode while the swapping process will be completed in 5 minutes. Moreover, it comes standard with Beiben chassis, Mercedes-Ben- tech axle and remote monitoring technology to locate the vehicle’s exact location. At launch, the vehicle will be offered with a permanent magnet synchronous motor and lithium iron phosphate battery to achieve zero exhaust emissions. Beiben claimed that the tractor head would have a range of 120 kilometers at full charge and full load.

Beiben has been focusing on developing new energy vehicles including electric heavy-duty truck and hydrogen heavy-duty truck to help China to achieve carbon neutral by 2030 and net zero carbon by 2060. 

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