Electric Truck

The Irizar Group is currently able to offer vehicles for all types of truck bodies. The newly-introduced vehicle is fitted with the Group's third generation higher energy density batteries for more on-board power.

The Renault Trucks E-Tech T and C can be fitted with four to six lithium-ion battery packs providing between 390 and 540 kWh of power. With a gross combination weight of up to 44 tonnes, the e-trucks are available in 4x2 and 6x2 tractor versions and in rigid configuration in 4x2, 6x2 and 8x4 tridem,...

According to Sky News, former Volta Trucks investor Luxor Capital Group "is in advanced talks with the company's administrators to buy it in a deal which could salvage hundreds of jobs", not only in Great Britain.

The eCascadia offers various battery and drive axle options, delivering a typical range of 155, 220, or 230 miles, depending on the specific setup. The multiple configurations offered are ideal for short and regional haul routes that involve depot-based charging.

The AC charging capacity of the battery-electric medium duty trucks has been almost doubled to 43 kW, cutting the time needed to charge the battery. They also offer recently updated battery packs, delivering up to 450 km in total range from one charge. New safety features are also available.

JUNA, which will be based in Berlin, is expected to introduce an innovative pay-per-use model for electric trucks. JUNA will effectively clear the way for a large-scale adoption of electric trucks that, on face value, are two to three times more expensive than the diesel equivalent.