2026-07-15

物流园区批量替换内燃设备,电动叉车普及进程持续加快

在双碳目标引领下,物流行业绿色转型步伐不断加快,作为园区内货物搬运的核心设备,内燃叉车的批量替换成为不少物流园区的重点规划方向,电动叉车的普及进程正持续提速。

物流园区作为货物周转的核心枢纽,过往长期依赖内燃叉车完成货物装卸、搬运等作业。这类内燃设备虽然动力强劲,但在封闭或半封闭的园区环境中,尾气排放会造成局部空气污染,且运行过程中产生的噪音也会影响园区周边环境及工作人员的作业体验。同时,内燃叉车的日常维护涉及燃油补给、发动机保养等多个环节,长期运营成本较高,随着环保监管力度的加强和运营成本控制需求的提升,替换内燃设备成为必然趋势。

电动叉车凭借自身的多重优势,成为物流园区替换内燃设备的首选。首先是环保属性突出,电动叉车依靠电池驱动,运行过程中实现零尾气排放,能有效降低园区内的空气污染,符合绿色物流的发展要求。其次是运营成本更低,相较于内燃叉车的燃油消耗,电动叉车的电费支出仅为燃油成本的三分之一左右,且结构相对简单,日常维护仅需关注电池状态、电路检查等环节,维护成本大幅降低。此外,电动叉车运行时噪音较小,能为工作人员营造更舒适的作业环境,尤其适合夜间作业需求较多的物流园区。

目前,国内多地物流园区已启动内燃设备的批量替换工作。不少园区结合自身作业规模和运营需求,制定了分阶段替换计划,从零散更换逐步过渡到批量采购,部分园区已完成半数以上内燃叉车的替换。同时,针对电动叉车使用中的充电难题,不少园区配套建设了专用充电棚、换电站等设施,进一步消除了企业的使用顾虑。随着相关配套设施的不断完善,电动叉车的应用场景正从仓储环节拓展至园区内的短途转运、装卸等多个场景,覆盖范围持续扩大。

电动叉车的普及进程还将持续加快。一方面,电池技术的迭代升级正不断提升电动叉车的续航能力和使用寿命,快充技术的应用也缩短了充电等待时间,进一步提升了设备的作业效率。另一方面,国家层面的绿色物流扶持政策持续出台,为物流园区替换电动设备提供了一定的政策引导和资金支持,降低了企业的替换成本。未来,随着更多物流园区加入替换行列,电动叉车将成为园区货物搬运的主流设备,推动物流行业向着绿色、高效的方向持续发展。


物流园区批量替换内燃设备,电动叉车普及进程持续加快(图1)


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