Drive Electro presented the MOSKVA electric truck

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25/02/2022

Drive Electro presented the MOSKVA electric truck

Russian Automotive Market Research

Drive Electro - developer of batteries for Moscow electric buses - presented the MOSKVA electric truck. The vehicle along with the charging station was transferred for test operation of the Magnit network.

The MOSKVA electric truck based on KAMAZ chassis is equipped with electric motor capacity of 229 kW (312 HP). The maximum speed of the truck 110 km/h, cruising range on one charge is 200 km, load capacity - 9 tons. The vehicle is equipped with isothermal van and a refrigeration unit, as well as a hydroboard with load capacity of 1 500 kg.

In case of successful testing, which will last 6-12 months, the company plans to deliver 200 more vehicles for the Magnit network.

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