EVE-99-07
GTR 25: Reasonableness of low SOCE requirements
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China introduces an assessment of low State of Charge Energy requirements for M-type vehicles using data from city buses and coaches. At low SOCE levels, available energy is reduced, requiring increased initial battery energy capacity to meet customer driving range expectations, leading to higher purchase costs and vehicle weight. China provides reasons supporting SOCE performance targets at an 8-year timeframe, including significant differences in vehicle types, operating conditions, business models, and battery specifications that vary by vehicle type, making uniform standards inefficient.
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State of Certified Energy: The ratio of the currently usable energy of an REESS (battery pack) to its certified (original/nominal) usable energy, expressed as a percentage.