bauma 2025, Volvo and Putzmeister reveal battery-electric pump truck

With the all-electric pump truck, it’s possible to drive up to 50 km and then pump approximately 50 cubic meters of concrete without any need for charging. For longer distances, or for larger quantities of concrete, a CCS charging solution can be installed at the site, and it’s possible to keep pumping the concrete while the truck is being recharged.

By Editorial staff

Volvo Trucks and Putzmeister have today revealed one of the world’s largest battery-electric concrete boom pump trucks at bauma Munich 2025. In technical terms, with the all-electric pump truck, it’s possible to drive up to 50 km and then pump approximately 50 cubic meters of concrete without any need for charging. For longer distances, or for larger quantities of concrete, a CCS charging solution can be installed at the site, and it’s possible to keep pumping the concrete while the truck is being recharged.

Volvo electric pump truck

“Volvo Trucks is the innovator when it comes to new technologies in combination with electric trucks. After presenting electric concrete mixers and heavy applications for mining, we are proud to show yet another world-class innovation for the construction segment here at Bauma. We believe in cooperation to move forward, and one example of this can be seen here in Germany together with Putzmeister,” said Christoph Fitz, Head of Sales at Volvo Trucks in Germany.

Transport trucks, cement mixers, concrete pumps, tippers, cranes and hook lifts are part of Volvo’s all-electric solutions conceived also for the construction sector.

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