Traction Batteries: A Service Advantage. After-Sales Service for Traction Batteries

The market for traction batteries for special equipment is undergoing a fundamental shift: from an expense item to a managed asset. For consumers (warehouse and logistics fleet owners), this means a transition from serviced to automated battery systems, a reconsideration of electrochemical system selection criteria, and the active development of monitoring and analysis tools that were previously less in demand.

This session is aimed at suppliers and manufacturers of traction equipment and warehouse equipment, spare parts and components, rental companies, logistics, procurement, and purchasing directors of wholesale and retail companies, marketplaces, manufacturing, and industrial enterprises.

The session will focus on battery manufacturers' different perspectives on after-sales service as a key component of business.

Topics for discussion:

Lithium vs. Lead: Total Cost of Ownership;

Chemistry by Application: Why is LFP superior to other lithium-ion systems?

Lithium-ion Battery Rental: Who is Relevant and Effective?

Repair options for lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries;

New tools: digital battery passports;

Differences in battery recycling;

Battery replacement system without charging intervals.

Leading traction battery manufacturers and expert organizations actively involved in market development will be invited as speakers.