Lingong (Inner Mongolia) New Energy Technology Co has begun producing new energy mining trucks in Juungar Banner. Once fully operational, the project will have an annual capacity of 2,000 units.

New energy mining trucks. [Photo/WeChat account of Juungar Banner Release]

The production workshop features an industry-leading integrated cast-weld frame, with all key components made from castings, significantly enhancing load-bearing strength and stability.

The trucks are well suited to harsh mining conditions such as heavy loads, rough terrain, and extreme cold. They are planned to be sold in Inner Mongolia autonomous region and Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, as well as in Central Asia and Eastern Europe.

The new-energy mining truck assembly line. [Photo/WeChat account of Juungar Banner Release]

The truck is the first in the construction machinery industry to adopt 3C super-fast charging technology. Tests show it can charge from 20 percent to 90 percent in only 23 minutes, maintaining operational efficiency comparable to traditional diesel mining trucks. Its high-capacity, high-density battery combined with an independent thermal management system enables stable operation at temperatures from -30 C to 50 C.

Supporting megawatt-level supercharging piles featuring multi-gun capability allows six to 12 trucks to charge simultaneously. An integrated photovoltaic-storage-charging model creates a zero-carbon closed loop, enabling low-noise, zero-emission mining operations.

Next, the company plans to deploy liquid-cooled supercharging piles and begin producing Inner Mongolia's first large excavators of 100 metric tons or more, filling a gap in large mining equipment manufacturing.

Workers in a workshop of Lingong (Inner Mongolia) New Energy Technology Co. [Photo/WeChat account of Juungar Banner Release]