Sort out the procurement cost of lithium battery forklift, and explain the comprehensive expenditure of BYD's 3-ton counterweight model

Sort out the early purchase cost of lithium battery forklift

Hardware configuration corresponding procurement expenditure

The basic procurement expenditure of the 3-ton balanced heavy lithium forklift mainly covers the main body, power battery pack, control system, and safety protection accessories. Different battery life configurations and function options will correspond to different basic purchase prices. The purchaser can match the corresponding configuration according to their own average daily operation time and handling load requirements, avoid blindly purchasing unnecessary high premium functions, increase the initial purchase investment, and adapt the basic configuration of most ordinary warehousing and handling scenarios to meet the daily operation requirements.

Procurement of additional services

Many additional costs that are easily overlooked by purchasers include the cost of supporting services such as vehicle door-to-door delivery, first-year compliance verification, operator basic training, and optional extended quality assurance down payment in some procurement scenarios. Most of these expenses can be negotiated with the supplier and integrated into the unified procurement plan, which is convenient for the purchaser to coordinate the overall cost and avoid additional scattered expenses for subsequent separate docking services.

Comprehensive cost of subsequent use of lithium battery forklift

daily operation and maintenance costs

Under the premise of normal compliance, the daily operation and maintenance expenses of the 3-ton balance heavy lithium forklift are more controllable, mainly covering daily battery maintenance and regular replacement of wearing parts. There are no high-frequency maintenance requirements such as oil replacement and filter replacement of traditional internal combustion models. The overall operation and maintenance operation is difficult, and there is no need to configure exclusive full-time operation and maintenance personnel. In the long run, the floating space of operation and maintenance expenditure is very small.

Energy consumption and other hidden costs

The energy consumption expenditure of daily operations mainly corresponds to the charging electricity fee of the power battery. According to the daily full load 8-hour operation, the single-day charging electricity cost is in a low range. In addition, there is no exhaust emission during the operation of the vehicle, and there is no need to spend additional environmental protection-related compliance costs. The overall full-cycle comprehensive expenditure is very clear. The purchaser can calculate the input-output ratio in combination with its planned service life, and make purchasing decisions that suit its own needs.