Fifteen FUSO eCanter electric trucks deployed in Spain

Speaking of their employment, all vehicles are equipped with a box body featuring a tail lift. Both the 7.49-ton trucks (7C18e) and the variant with a permissible gross weight of 8.55 tons (9C18e) can be charged flexibly using either direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC).

By Editorial staff

The Spanish transport company Transportes Ocón is now deploying 15 fully electric FUSO eCanter light-duty trucks in its fleet. Namely, the 15 bright yellow FUSO eCanter 7C18e and 9C18e trucks will be used for deliveries for Correos, the national Spanish postal service.

FUSO eCanter trucks headed to Spain

Speaking of their employment, all vehicles are equipped with a box body featuring a tail lift. Both the 7.49-ton trucks (7C18e) and the variant with a permissible gross weight of 8.55 tons (9C18e) can be charged flexibly using either direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC). The vehicles operated by Transportes Ocón are fitted with either an M or L battery pack, enabling ranges of up to 140 km or 200 km without intermediate charging.

“Integrating 15 FUSO eCanter trucks into our fleet underscores our commitment to sustainable, competitive, and socially responsible logistics, which are the cornerstones of our vision for the future”, Eduardo Alcázar, owner of Transportes Ocón.

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