Scania is expanding its lineup of electric trucks with additional solutions.
Scania is enhancing its electric truck lineup with new models, configurations, and power solutions, catering to diverse customer needs and emphasizing the ease of charging and efficiency of its batteries.
Södertälje, Sweden- Scania AB.,expanding its range of battery-electric vehicle (BEV) trucks by introducing a variety of new electric models, axle configurations, cab options, and power take-off solutions. The company's offering has evolved significantly from its initial offerings, now catering to a wide range of applications and operations. Customers with diverse needs can expect to find tailored solutions to meet their requirements.
Fredrik Allard, Senior Vice President and Head of E-mobility at Scania, emphasizes the increasing customer value and specification choices being offered. The growing interest from customers reflects the effectiveness of these electric trucks in real-world operations, with drivers expressing high satisfaction. Scania is receiving positive feedback from drivers who were initially skeptical but have since embraced their electric trucks.
The introduction of tandem bogie axles for BEVs enables haulers and transporters in distribution or construction-related operations to maintain traction and load-carrying capacity. Additionally, Scania is introducing various power take-off solutions to power hydraulic systems or other bodybuilder equipment.
The newly introduced electric machine EM C1-2, available in 210 kW and 240 kW versions, is well-suited for construction-oriented operations, offering optimal power levels for typical municipal truck specifications. Its compact design allows for efficient space utilization, accommodating batteries or additional equipment. The EM C1-2 is versatile, suitable for urban distribution and municipal maintenance vehicles.
Scania assists customers in navigating the charging infrastructure landscape, offering guidance in setting up appropriate charging solutions. The company aims to simplify the charging process, highlighting that many customers can utilize standard depot charging solutions effectively.
Efficient power take-off (PTO) solutions are crucial for various applications, and Scania is addressing this by introducing a range of PTO options to meet diverse needs.
Scania's battery-electric trucks feature long-lasting batteries with a lifespan matching that of the truck itself. These batteries are produced using fossil-free electricity in northern Sweden, significantly reducing their carbon footprint. Lithium-ion batteries with prismatic shapes are assembled into battery packs with high usable energy capacity.
Fredrik Allard underscores the inevitability of electrification, citing the increasing reasons for switching to electric trucks, including regulatory demands, customer preferences, and driver satisfaction. Scania anticipates electric trucks to dominate the industry as the transition towards electrification accelerates.
