Hey tech enthusiasts and green dreamers! 🚢 In a historic moment, BYD's self-developed mega carrier, BYD Shenzhen, set sail from Taicang Port in east China's Jiangsu Province carrying over 7,000 new energy vehicles. This isn’t just any ship—it’s the world's largest NEV carrier and a stunning example of cutting-edge green tech.
Built by a shipyard under China Merchants Group and proudly crafted in the Chinese mainland, the 219-meter-long and 37.7-meter-wide vessel boasts 9,200 standard spaces. It’s BYD’s fourth specialized vessel designed solely for transporting NEVs, showcasing innovative features that are as eco-friendly as they are efficient.
The ship is fitted with high-efficiency, energy-saving main engines along with smart tech like its Boil-Off Gas (BOG) recondenser and antifouling, drag-reducing coatings. These advances not only optimize fuel usage but also reduce environmental impact—a win for sustainability enthusiasts everywhere! 🌱
Embarking on a voyage of over 30 days at sea, BYD Shenzhen is headed to Itajai Port in Brazil. Whether you're in the buzzing streets of Jakarta or the lively markets of New Delhi, this groundbreaking journey signals a bold stride toward a greener, more connected future in global trade and technology.
Stay tuned for more updates from this maritime marvel as it continues to push the envelope in sustainable transport, inspiring a tech-savvy generation to dream bigger and greener. 🌍
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World's largest car carrier sets off on maiden voyage from China
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