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The 8.55-tonne light-duty truck is the first fully electric series-produced vehicle for TIT Imhof AG, the transport, construction and disposal company from Kreuzlingen, which has been deeply committed to electric mobility for several years

According to the logistics company, the vehicles proved that they were up to the task even in tough Finnish winters. The trucks were shown to be reliable at temperatures as low as -30°C, conditions prevalent in Lapland near the Arctic Circle in Northern Finland.

Peter Friedrich, owner of Getränke Friedrich in Seligenstadt, Germany, has chosen an all-electric FUSO eCanter in his daily home-delivery business. The entrepreneur from Hessia relies on a compact eCanter with an S-Cabin and a flatbed tarp body to make his home delivery service more sustainable.

The project will be held in close cooperation with Connexx Systems, a Japanese company specializing in storage battery systems. The target is building an EV charger capable to reduce the load on the existing power grid when it comes to charging electric vehicles. The expansion of charging infrastruc...

The battery-electric 8.55 t light-duty trucks with a 4,450 mm wheelbase come with a 129 kW electric motor and the L-size battery pack with a range of up to 200 km with one battery charge. Another important delivery was carried out by FUSO not long ago in Greece.

Two FUSO eCanter electric trucks, each with a gross vehicle weight of 7.49 metric tons and space for eleven standard pallets, as well as a Renault Master E-Tech Electric weighing 3.5 metric tons and with five pallet spaces, travel for DACHSER in the city without producing any local greenhouse gases.