Lion Electric launches Lion5 all-electric Class 5 truck
The vehicle is powered by LionBattery packs, the company's new in-house engineered and manufactured 800V battery packs. This unveiling took place during the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, last week in Anaheim, California.
Canadian truck and bus manufacturer Lion Electric has just launched its brand-new Lion5 all-electric Class 5 truck. The vehicle is powered by LionBattery packs, the company’s new in-house engineered and manufactured 800V battery packs.
This unveiling took place during the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, last week in Anaheim, California. This new all-electric commercial truck cab chassis has design features desired in GVWR (“Gross Vehicle Weight Rating”) Class 5, while offering configurations of 19,500 lbs. up through 26,000 lbs. (Class 6) GVWR.
Lion Electric’s Lion5 truck for last mile delivery
At the front, the Lion5’s cab provides considerable roominess, and has been purposefully designed to be stationary with a cutaway configuration option enabling seamless passthrough between the cab and any suitable body upfit. The Lion5 has been engineered to be upfit with any suitable body application. Body builders have access to 4kW of low voltage and up to 32kW of high voltage when equipped with the optional provisioned ePTO (“electric Power Take-Off”) interface.
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“At Lion we’ve always believed in finding a better way to serve fleets and benefit the environment and the Lion5 is our most recent example of this yet. The design and performance of this innovative all-electric truck is sure to redefine how our customers answer their commercial fleet needs,” stated Brian Piern, Lion Electric’s Chief Commercial Officer. “It is because of the success of the Lion6 that we are able to introduce today our next generation platform, the Lion5, the premier vehicle for last mile delivery and more, featuring the first application of LionBattery, our in-house designed and manufactured battery packs.”
