Battery Chemistry: Different types of high-temperature batteries have different chemical composition and performance, which may affect their transportation requirements.

Weather conditions: The weather conditions during transportation, such as high temperature or extreme cold, can also affect the transportation requirements of high-temperature batteries.

Charging state: A fully charged battery is more prone to thermal runaway and other hazards, so special handling may be required.

Packaging: The packaging must be able to withstand shock and vibration, prevent battery short circuits, and contain any electrolyte spillage.

Transportation method: The transportation method used for transporting batteries also affects the requirements. For example, air transportation has stricter regulations than ground transportation.

Destination: The transportation method and packaging requirements may vary depending on whether the battery is transported domestically or internationally.