100 BYD new energy vehicles exported to Thailand

Taiwan media said that on July 12, 100 Biadie6 new energy vehicles were exported to Thailand. BYD's overseas sales report card adds another one.

According to Taiwan's "economic daily" website on July 13, 100 biadie6 new energy vehicles 12 at Shenzhen big shovel bay port on a roller boat export to Thailand, the new energy vehicle export, the Shenzhen port for the first time with a car roller loading new energy vehicles overseas.

According to the news network - the reporter from the sea, I learned from BYD, this time, 100 BYD e6 pure electric vehicles to the destination is the Thai forest class. The export was the result of the cooperation between BYD and the Land Transport Department of Thailand in March. In March of this year, the Director of the Land Transport Department of Thailand, Shah, hosted the signing ceremony of the “VIP Taxi-BYD e6” cooperation memorandum and announced that it will be launched in Bangkok within three months. 100 BYD e6 pure electric taxis, with the goal of providing 1,000 electric taxis by 2019. BYD Auto’s exit through Dachan Bay is the result of this cooperation.

Taiwan's United News Network quoted Hong Kong Zhongtong News Agency on July 13th that the BYD e6 new energy vehicle was exported to Thailand by the ro-ro ship "sprintsky" at Shenzhen Dachan Bay Port. In response to the roll-on ship transportation of new energy vehicles, the Dashui Maritime Safety Administration has strengthened safety inspections on cargo and ships to ensure the safety of maritime transportation of 100 new energy vehicles.

Reported that the Shenzhen port transport cars were all transported by means of containers, the car loaded into the container, suspended by the shore on the container liner, and the number of shipments per voyage is not large. Because there are batteries and a small amount of gasoline in the car, it is required to declare the dangerous goods category in containers. The transportation costs and transportation requirements are higher than those of ordinary goods.

It is reported that the 100 new energy car's car batteries are larger than those of ordinary cars, but they are still transported by rolling vehicles with ordinary goods. The E6 new energy car's car battery name is a lithium-ion battery pack, and it must be reported as ordinary goods. The inspection department is required to issue an inspection report to verify that the battery meets the standard of ordinary cargo transportation. At the request of the Shenzhen Maritime Department, BYD applied for inspection of this type of battery and submitted UN 38.3 report to the Maritime Department.

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