Project Details
Description
Long-haul BEVs and FCEVs need to become more affordable and reliable, more energy efficient, with a longer range per single charge,
and a reduced charging time to meet the user’s needs. Next to those, there is a real need to take zero-emission long-haul goods transport
in Europe to the next level by executing real-world demonstrations of BEVs and FCEVs spread all over Europe; this also requires that
technology soon can deliver on promised benefits (easy handling, similar driving hours & charging/fueling, and high speeds, and ability to
operate in complex transport supply chains); flexible and abundant charging points for the rising number of vehicles must be implemented
fast and to support this, novel charging concepts are needed.
Acronym | EUAR112 |
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Status | Active |
Effective start/end date | 1/01/23 → 30/06/26 |
Flemish discipline codes
- Transport economics
Keywords
- Road Transport
- heavy duty
- Digital Twin