Greenland Technologies Holding Corporation (NASDAQ:GTEC) is bringing electrification to the heavy equipment industry under its brand HEVI Corp.
“I wanted to take my team's expertise and contribute toward the overall social benefits of supplying clean and alternative technologies,” said Raymond Wang, founder and CEO of HEVI. “I do not see another solid player coming into the market for the next five to seven years.”
HEVI’s products will contribute to a range of industries that could benefit from electrification. Because Wang believes there are no other companies seriously investing in electric heavy equipment, this creates an opportunity for HEVI to become a sticky player in the market.
Demand For Electrification In Multiple Markets
This gives HEVI a potentially large total addressable market. For example, the global construction equipment market alone was worth $191 billion in 2022. It is predicted to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.4% from 2023 to 2030.
Meanwhile, the warehousing and manufacturing sector is driving a rise in demand for electrical forklifts. The electric forklift market was worth $58 billion in 2022 and is predicted to reach $84 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 7.5% during the 5-year period.
The electrification of heavy machinery in these sectors could be an attractive opportunity not only because it reduces pollution but also because it can deliver greater efficiencies and a lowered total cost of ownership.
HEVI plans to shift the manufacture of its electric heavy equipment product line to the United States to better address the needs across these various industries. They have already established an assembly facility outside Baltimore, Maryland where they will use their extensive background in transmission and drivetrain systems to produce their electric heavy-duty machines.
What Does HEVI Bring To The Market?
As well as reducing emissions, HEVI is looking to make the transition to electric heavy equipment an easy one for companies. Advantages of HEVI’s products and business model include:
“We understand that we are at the forefront in converting people to a new technology, said Wang. “We want to make it easy for them to adopt electrified equipment.”
Wang continued, “The key to the adoption of electric heavy equipment is it must make sense on paper first. Then companies can consider the added benefit of our machines saving more than 100 tons of CO2 per year, their noise reduction, and all the other diverse benefits that come from running electric machines.”
Other companies producing models for electric heavy equipment include John Deere (NYSE:DE) and Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT).
Learn more about what Greenland Technologies is doing in the electrification market.
Featured photo courtesy of HEVI Corp.
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