In Southeast Asia, where minerals are abundant, a green revolution is quietly emerging. Dozens of zero-emission XCMG pure electric loaders flexibly shuttle between local mines, drawing a new picture of modern operation that is "efficient, green, and harmonious".

The tropical archipelago is hot and rainy, the geological structure is complex and changeable, and the raw ore is corrosive. Whether it is the operating environment or the shoveled materials, it is a challenge different from the past for loaders. From the initial fuel models to the current new energy products, XCMG has customized upgrades for customers.

In the past, XCMG fuel vehicles were used a lot and I liked to drive them. Now I have switched to electric ones, and the experience is even better, with simple operation, fast response, low noise, and smooth driving. The work intensity has been reduced a lot. At the construction site, the average daily operating time of XCMG pure electric loaders is more than 20 hours. The whole machine is equipped with dual-gun fast charging. It can be fully charged only during the driver's shift change and rest time, fully ensuring production efficiency.

Facing the increasingly intensified greenhouse effect, all countries have put energy conservation, emission reduction, and green and sustainable development first. Southeast Asia is located in a tropical and marine climate, and the abnormal climate caused by the greenhouse effect is more significant. Local industries are actively exploring green transformation solutions. The emergence of XCMG pure electric loaders undoubtedly provides a good solution.

Among them, the hot-selling XC968-EV pure electric loader is equipped with XCMG's unique "three-motor" gearbox-free technology. On average, each unit can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by more than 150 tons per year, setting a green example. Not only is it environmentally friendly, it also has a lower cost of use, which is only one-fourth of that of fuel-powered models, and it also saves maintenance expenses for engines, gearboxes and other mechanisms, achieving cost reduction and efficiency improvement.