Sunwise signs an OEM volume supply contract for 70 MPa on-board hydrogen systems

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In recent days, Sunwise has entered into a fixed-point contract with a vehicle factory in Shanghai for a total of $250 million, which is developing and providing 70-MPa-mounted hydrogen systems for a vehicle type at the plant, which is expected to be delivered in batches within four years, and the project is currently proceeding in an orderly manner.

The vehicle-borne hydrogen system is an important component of the fuel cell vehicle and its primary function is to provide stable pressure hydrogen for the fuel cell system. The greater the pressure on the hydrogen bottle, the more hydrogen that can be stored under the same volume, the longer the mileage of the fuel cell vehicle, the more economically efficient and responsive to increasingly demanding customers. As a result, 70 MPa is a future trend in the development of vehicle-borne hydrogen supply systems and a focus of industry attention. However, because of such issues as materials, technology, safety, and so on, there are currently a few companies in the country that can develop 70 MPa vehicles for hydrogen systems.

The Sunwise 35MPa vehicle, which was supplied in bulk for hydrogen systems, had 52 soft patents, 9 national standards and had completed 156 declared models. With regard to the 70-MPa-mounted hydrogen system, Sunwise is in an absolute position to provide both development and supply to multiple passenger plants.

Given the current rise in market conditions and the gradual increase in the holdings of fuel cell vehicles, Sunwise has also evolved into a one-stop solution for pre-sale development design, post-sale quick response, grid-connection, and targeted services to mark.

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