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DHL, the leading global brand in the logistics sector, has openedits latest electric vehicle (EV) Center of Excellence in Shanghai,China to support EV companies and its related sectors to grow theirpresence locally and globally. This marks the Group’s first EVCenter of Excellence in China, the largest global EV market,following locations in key regions across the globe includingIndonesia, Mexico, the United Arab Emirates and the UnitedKingdom.
The Shanghai EV Centre of Excellence is managed by DHL GlobalForwarding, and developed in close cooperation with Team EV of DHLCustomer Solutions and Innovation (CSI), DHL Express and DHL SupplyChain. The facility specializes in seamless and integratedend-to-end logistics for EV products, including batteries, electricmotors, charging infrastructure and more. It has a dedicated teamof specialists to ensure efficient handling, storage andtransportation while meeting the unique needs of the EVsector.
“In 2023, Chinese automakers dominated the global EV market,manufacturing over half of the EVs on the roads worldwide andbecoming the largest car exporter. As a battery powerhouse, Chinais home to six of the top ten EV battery manufacturers, supplyingclose to 60 percent of the world’s battery cells. Our deepunderstanding of the logistical complexities in the EV industry,coupled with our expansive global network, positions us tofacilitate this next chapter of international expansion for ChineseEV firms. With the Shanghai EV Center of Excellence, we aim to bethe partner of choice for customers seeking international businessgrowth,” said Niki Frank, CEO of DHL Global ForwardingAPAC.“It takes an entire ecosystem to support the growth of Chinese EVmakers as they expand globally. As the logistics company for theworld, we have the know-how in the trade policies and customsregulations of various countries. From documents, parts to rawmaterials, DHL is fully capable of providing stable and reliablelogistics support for industry players in China to tap into theoverseas market and help reinforce China’s standing in the globalEV sector,” said Dongming Wu, CEO of DHL Express China.
