Fuso, the leader of green trucks, brings the third generation of the all-electric light-duty truck with new permanent synchronous electric motor.
Fuso is presenting the third generation of the world’s first all-electric light-duty truck, in the guise of the eCanter, at the Daimler stand in hall 14/15 at the 2016 IAA Commercial Vehicles Show. With this move Fuso is announcing the start of a small series production run of vehicles which will be delivered to customers in Europe, the USA and Japan from 2017. The Fuso eCanter is the systematic enhancement of the Fuso Canter E-Cell, which differs from the preceding model not just in visual terms but also technically. The new Fuso eCanter benefits from the extensive findings of customer trials conducted in Portugal and Germany with the second generation. For this, the output of the drive system was increased while the technology costs for batteries and components were reduced.
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The new eCanter uses a permanent synchronous electric motor with an impressive output of 185 kW and torque of 380 Nm. Power is transferred to the rear axle by a standard single-speed transmission.
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