Agriculture
June 23, 2024
Gogoro 2
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Gogoro Inc.
Updated on June 23, 2024
·Created on October 19, 2020
Gogoro Network is a collection of battery swap stations for electric scooters.
The Gogoro Network Battery Swapping Platform is a collection of stations, called GoStations, which are used to swap depleted batteries for electric scooters with charged units. The batteries are compatible with scooters which are also offered by Gogoro. The Network has been rolled out in Taiwan and the manufacturer has long-term plans to expand the battery swapping system globally.
Subscription plans start at ~10.15 USD (299 TWD)Converted July 2020 per month. Battery consumption not included in the subscription are charged at ~0.08 USD (2.3 TWD)Converted July 2020 per Ah.
Target SDGs
SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Market Suggested Retail Price
$35.00
Target Users (Target Impact Group)
Household, Community
Distributors / Implementing Organizations
Gogoro Global
Competitive Landscape
Direct competitors include Ampersand e-moto.
Manufacturing/Building Method
GoStations are modular and take only 30 minutes to install which the manufacturer believes will help in expanding the Gogoro Network.
Intellectural Property Type
Patent
User Provision Model
The manufacturer offers different subscription options for the Gogoro Network.
Distributions to Date Status
As of 2020, there are ~1,740 GoStation sites in Taiwan.
Expected lifespan (years)
Unknown
Maximum span (m)
Unknown
Maxiumum load (kg)
N/A
Design Specifications
The GoStations are modular, consisting of a main unit with additional expansion units that can be added as needed. The larger Super GoStations can retain up to 200 kWh of energy, supporting up to 1,000 riders. They are accessible 24 hours, 7 days a week in places like gas stations and convenience stores. The touchscreen provides information about users' energy use and displays notifications about their Smartscooter. The manufacturer estimates that users can swap their batteries and go in 6 seconds. The GoStations can also power themselves using the batteries in the event of a power interruption or can be used as a power source to help power microgrids in the event of power outages disrupting critical systems. The battery packs are 1.3 kWh and weigh 9 kg each and the battery cores consist of Panasonic 18650 energy cells. Often 2 battery packs are used in each scooter and offer riding distances of up to 170 km after a full charge. They are encased in a durable, waterproof, aluminium case and every battery in the Network is monitored to check condition. They have 25 integrated sensors for thermal and overcharge protections, shock detection and wireless NFC communication.
Technical Support
The Gogoro Network takes care of depreciation and maintenance of all batteries.
Replacement Components
Provided by the manufacturer
Lifecycle
The batteries have a 2,000 cycle lifespan, but through the Network users should always receive the latest updated batteries.
Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters
The manufacturer aims to produce a zero-emissions vehicle and charging infrastructure for urban mobility thereby cutting carbon dioxide emissions.
Vetted Performance Status
The company website features a live counter for the number of tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions avoided by use of the Gogoro scooter.
Safety
The Gogoro Battery Pack offers integrated protection and monitoring via the Cloud, covering authentication, security, safety of charging process and monitoring of fault events. The battery packs have UL2271, IEC 62133 and CNS 15387 safety certifications.
Complementary Technical Systems
Gogoro offers a range of electric scooters, compatible with Gogoro battery packs.
Academic Research and References
Huang, FH., 2018, Measuring User Experience of Using Battery Swapping Station. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, Vol. 607.
Huang, FH., 2019, Understanding user acceptance of battery swapping service of sustainable transport: An empirical study of a battery swap station for electric scooters, Taiwan. International Journal of Sustainable Transportation, 14, pp. 1-14.
Hsieh, PY, et. al, 2018, Influences and uncertainty of battery-swapping electric scooters on energy system in Taiwan. Energy Procedia, 153, pp. 95-100.
Compliance with regulations
The battery packs have UL2271, IEC 62133 and CNS 15387 safety certifications.
Evaluation methods
The company website features a live counter for the number of tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions avoided by use of the Gogoro scooter.
Other Information
You can view a map of the GoStations here. Watch Gogoro's Swap & Go video here. More information about the product are included in the following articles; 1) Four things to know about the Gogoro electric scooter 2) Check out Gogoro’s giant new battery swap stations for its electric scooters
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