Electric trucks are vehicles equipped with an electric motor as an alternative to traditional internal combustion engines. These trucks typically operate using energy storage and conversion systems. Electric trucks offer an eco-friendly transportation solution as they produce zero greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional trucks. The advantages of electric trucks include lower operating costs, quiet operation, reduced maintenance needs, and fewer moving parts. Electric trucks play a crucial role in promoting sustainability and efficiency within the transportation industry.
Electric trucks are environmentally friendly and do not emit harmful pollutants since they are powered by electric batteries. Additionally, they have fewer moving parts that cause vibrations, making them exceptionally quiet. This quiet operation offers a comfortable driving experience and helps prevent noise pollution.
By 2025, the range of electric trucks is expected to reach 500 km, and by 2030, up to 1000 km. By 2030, they are expected to hold a 25% share of the market.
With our consultancy, we help you set up charging units fully compatible with our vehicles at your facilities through our partners, tailored to the needs of your operations. We support you in everything from planning the necessary electrical infrastructure to providing financial solutions
Electric trucks do not produce emissions and are quiet due to having fewer vibrating parts. As a result, they contribute to reducing both environmental and noise pollution.
Switching to our electric trucks allows you to reduce your energy consumption costs and save on routine maintenance expenses like oil and filter changes, ultimately lowering your total cost of ownership. With Ford Trucks' electric trucks, you can operate your business more profitably with low maintenance costs and high efficiency.
You can manage your charging experience end-to-end with compatible charging units installed at your depot/facility, with the option to monitor it remotely. Additionally, you can also use charging stations available in public areas.
Depending on the body type and working conditions, our 4x2 vehicles can travel up to 250 km on a single charge, while our 6x2 vehicles can reach up to 300 km.
The purchase cost of electric trucks is higher compared to traditional internal combustion engine trucks. The fact that electric vehicles run on battery cells instead of engines significantly contributes to this price increase. However, government incentives and tax reductions help to lower these costs. On the other hand, the operating cost is lower because electric trucks have fewer moving parts and require less maintenance compared to internal combustion vehicles. Additionally, since electric trucks do not produce emissions, they are not subject to emission taxes and penalties, unlike internal combustion trucks
