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Home›Technology›Komatsu opts for Proterra battery systems
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February 17, 2021 · about 5 years ago

Komatsu opts for Proterra battery systems

Komatsu has signed a collaboration agreement with Proterra to receive the supply of Proterra’s battery systems with the aim of having Komatsu electrify its small and medium-sized hydraulic excavators. Komatsu plans to advance the PoC (Proof of Concept) tests starting in 2021 and enter commercial pro

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Komatsu opts for Proterra battery systems
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Komatsu has signed a collaboration agreement with Proterra to receive the supply of Proterra’s battery systems with the aim of having Komatsu electrify its small and medium-sized hydraulic excavators.

Komatsu plans to advance the PoC (Proof of Concept) tests starting in 2021 and enter commercial production of its electric excavators in 2023 to 2024.

Through its Proterra Powered program, the company delivers its battery systems and electrification solutions to help heavy-duty and commercial vehicle manufacturers around the world electrify their vehicles.

In April 2020, Komatsu launched the PC30E-5 electric mini excavator.

For its small and medium-sized models, Komatsu is going to receive high-performance batteries and peripherals which Proterra has developed with its technology.

At the same time, Komatsu is going to collaborate with Proterra as one of its strategic partners of PoC tests.

In the course of PoC tests, Proterra and Komatsu will develop an optimal battery system for small and medium-sized hydraulic excavators which require a large amount of output.

Proterra’s flexible battery platform leverages industry-leading energy density and are highly customizable, an important advantage of their batteries that enables Komatsu to achieve optimal packaging of the batteries in excavators by combining them with Komatsu-developed key components.

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