The Application and Challenges of New Energy Vehicles in the Logistics and Distribution Sector

With the continuous enhancement of public environmental awareness and the promotion of sustainable development in logistics and distribution, the recognition of new energy vehicles in the logistics and distribution sector is gradually increasing due to their characteristics such as low carbon emissions and low noise. However, new energy vehicles face serious range anxiety, short driving range, low coverage of charging and swapping stations, long charging times, and lack of uniform standards, making it difficult for them to cope with the complex logistics and distribution environment. Additionally, the high initial investment in new energy vehicles hinders their promotion in the logistics and distribution sector. This article proposes suggestions such as increasing research and development efforts for new energy vehicles, accelerating the construction of charging and swapping station infrastructure, and strengthening industry collaboration to promote the standardization process, providing reference for the application of new energy vehicles in the logistics and distribution sector.