Shell stellt Mega-Truck Starship 3.0 Hybrid auf der Automechanika 2024 in Frankfurt vor
Hamburg − Erstmals stellt Shell die Starship-Initiative und das neueste Konzeptfahrzeug, Starship 3.0 Hybrid, in Europa vor: Auf der Automechanika 2024 in Frankfurt, der weltweit führenden Fachmesse für die Automobil-Servicebranche demonstriert Shell, wie sich mittels innovativer Hybrid-Technologie Frachttonnen-Effizienz und Kraftstoffverbrauch verbessern lassen und wie alternative Antriebsformen dazu beitragen können, CO2-Emissionen im gewerblichen Straßenverkehr zu reduzieren.
Angesichts sich ändernder Emissionsnormen müssen Flottenbetreiber weltweit Wege zur Dekarbonisierung und Verbesserung der Energieeffizienz finden. Schwere Nutzfahrzeuge sind für etwa ein Viertel der CO2-Emissionen des Straßenverkehrs in der EU verantwortlich – und diese Emissionen steigen aufgrund der wachsenden Nachfrage weiter an 1 . Als Energieunternehmen mit dem Ziel bis 2050 Netto Null Emissionen zu erzielen, trägt Shell dazu bei, die Dekarbonisierung des gewerblichen Straßenverkehrs und des Schwerlastverkehrs voranzutreiben.
Das gemeinsam mit dem in China führenden Lkw-Hersteller FAW Jiefang entwickelte Konzeptfahrzeug Starship 3.0 Hybrid demonstriert, wie weit Forschung und Innovationen im Bereich des aerodynamischen Designs, intelligenter Systeme und leicht verfügbarer Energieeffizienztechnologien bereits sind. Der Shell Starship 3.0 Hybrid verfügt über den fortschrittlichen Hybridantrieb, um den CO2-Ausstoß weiter zu reduzieren. Nach einer ersten Demonstrationsfahrt von April bis Juni 2024 in China wird der Shell Starship 3.0 Hybrid vom 10. bis 14. September in Frankfurt auf dem Stand von Shell zu sehen sein.
Enge Zusammenarbeit der Energie- und Automobilbranche treibt Dekarbonisierung im Verkehrssektor voran
Shell hat die Starship Initiative 2018 in den USA ins Leben gerufen. Ziel der Initiative ist es, die Frachttonnen-Effizienz und den Kraftstoffverbrauch im gewerblichen Straßenverkehr zu verbessern. Shell Starship 3.0 Hybrid baut auf den Modellen Starship 1.0 und Starship 2.0 auf, die beide herausragende Ergebnisse erzielen konnten. Das im Januar 2024 vorgestellte 3.0- Modell ist die erste Version des Shell Starship, die außerhalb der USA entwickelt wurde.
Felix Tribian, Marketing Specialist Lubricants Wheels: „Mit der Starship-Initiative zeigt Shell, wie eine enge Zusammenarbeit der Energie- und Automobilbranche zu maßgeblichen Fortschritten in den Bereichen Energieeffizienz und Dekarbonisierung im Verkehrssektor beitragen kann. Als Ort, an dem führende Unternehmen nachhaltige Mobilitätslösungen präsentieren, bietet die Automechanika Frankfurt den perfekten Rahmen, um den Shell Starship 3.0 Hybrid in Europa vorzustellen.“
Besuchen Sie uns an Stand B61 in Halle F12 und Stand F51, F12 im Freigelände auf der Automechanika 2024 in Frankfurt: Erfahren Sie mehr über die Starship-Initiative und besichtigen Sie das Starship 3.0 Hybrid-Konzeptfahrzeug.
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FAW Jiefang Group Co., Ltd. (listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange; stock code: 000800) is a majority-owned subsidiary of CHINA FAW GROUP CO., LTD. (short for FAW), headquartered in Changchun, Jilin, with nearly 22,000 employees. FAW is one of China’s oldest and largest automotive manufacturers, with registered capital of RMB 35.4 billion yuan and total assets of RMB 457.83 billion yuan. FAW Jiefang is the commercial vehicle segment of FAW Group with an annual production capacity of 393,000 vehicles.
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